I am trying to use the Bing Maps Ajax Control to plot pins of locations stored in a database to the bing map on a web page. All the locations are geocoded and the lat longs stored in the database. I am using ASP.NET (C#), but can't figure out or find any tutorials on how to go about doing this. All I can find are articles on how to import shapes into a map from either GeoRSS, Bing Maps, and KML.
I have used (and paid for ;o) the excellent control from Simplovations to do alot of what I need to do, namely working with my data as normal in the code behind, getting a DataSet of my locations and plotting the points to the map. It has been great, but I want to know how to do it with out using a third party control. My main reason for wanting this is to be able to cluster my pins and hopefully learn a bit of Javascript along the way. Does anyone know how to do this or can point me to any tutorials or articles online that can help me on my way. I have been searching the net for days now and can't find anything :(
I need to use a map in an application that I develop. In my application I want to use pins that will show infoboxes on the map. Use the zoom in, zoom out functionality and the ability to show several maps on the same page. I won't need to use the search locations or routing directions.Which type of maps should I use? Google or Bing? As I understand, they both have good user interface, but which one is easier to develop with? If I'll use Bing then will it be more Microsoft like, I mean, it will let me use visual studio convenient programming? More or less javascript so it will be a hassle do debug it?
I'm trying to find the best way to implement Bing maps into my ASP.NET MVC2 web application.
I came accross MvcMaps Preview1 on Codeplex but it doesn't work good, at least for me. Maybe that's because it's for .NET 3.5 and VS2008, I don't know.
I'd like to avoid Silverlight. what should I use and what's the easiest way to get a Bing Map show some data on it?
I've been building an ASP.NET MVC 3 web application for about 11 months now, and I have some content based components that I'd like to separate from the actual HTML views and move to more of a CMS system. This will allow the communications people in my company handle that portion of the content without requiring the web app to be redeployed.I'm not looking for a full CMS system. I have specific places in the web app where I want to be able to include CMS based content, and I'd like to be able to host a blog on the CMS as well.
One of my client wants to track his cars/cabs from his own house... So i thought of getting help from our fellow users of SO... Is it possible to integrate GPS system in an asp.net web application? If so,How to get started... Any webservice that does it for me? Should i use google maps api?
i want to implement an asp.net MVC web application where a user enter the required address in the mvc application and then click on submit button where the related address will be displayed using Google maps inside the MVC application.
i have good knowledge of developing MVC web application but i lake the required knowledge to develop such and integration.
I want to add blog into my existing ASP.Net MVS 2 application. dotnetblogeengine.net is an option to a blog into Web Forms application. Can it be added into MVC 2 applocation.
I have 4 APIs from StubHub, TicketsNow, TicketNetwork and RazorGator that need to be integrated into my MVC3 event ticketing site. This site has a database that lists the events for which the site owner wishes to sell tickets. Once an event is selected on site, the 4 APIs need to be queried for ticket availability.
Should I add these 4 APIs as web references in the MVC3 application? Or, should I utilize SQL Server Integration Services to load ticket data into the database from each API and then have site users query both event and ticket data from the site, rather than querying for event onsite and then making API call for availability?
My university has a PHP website and I am going to develop a .Net project for the university. My question is: How to integrate my .Net application and .Net forms with PHP website?
the process of integrating barcode scanner with the asp.net application in brief,where i need to generate barcode images and read the barcode and store im my database.....
I am not getting how to start and how to integrate that barcode scanner with asp.net appliaction
I am using asp.net 3.5 with C#.I want to integrate gmail into my site, just like any widget so that, people can login there and can access their gmail account. Actually gmail is blocked in my organisation & I want to access it via proxy that I can integrate in my website.
I am in need of making a web application that has the ability to load word documents from sql server(onto the web page), edit them, then save them back to the database. I've read a couple of articles that show that you can integrate MS Word into .NET, so it looks like it is possible. My question is whether or not there are major security holes in doing so. Since I want to be able to save my changes back into the database, I am a little hesitant on what certain people might try to exploit if I do this.
i am developed windows based application as well as web based application,but now what i want is after logging into my web application only,the windows application will open and run.first how to create single setup for both application .
I am wondering whether there is twitter like open source platform written in .Net (C#, ASP.Net, SQL Server, etc)?I want to integrate twitter like feature into my own web application, but not want to use public twitter service.
Is it possible to built a feature in a asp.net application which will let the user schedule things that would be run on the background?
For instance, say that there is a option in the application to send a email to every customer in the system on their birthaday. The user from the system could activate the option in the application, and for as long as the option is activated the system queries every day if some customers birthday is on that day and then send a email to that customer.
I think it has to integrate with the taskscheduler, but i don;t know how to integrate that dynamicly in a application
I have an existing asp.net 4.0 web application and want to add a blog to it. I would like to create a new sub-directory and call it "blog". Is there some well suited blogs for this purpose?