Any Google Sheets or Google Docs is displaying the Menu way too big. On Brave Browser.
How can I decrease it?
As #player0 stated you have your zoom too big (if you look at your own picture, the zoom from the spreadsheet is at 50%). If the key shortcuts don't help try finding this zoom in your browser:
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I have a graph with 2000+ Nodes.
Using Neo4J Browser, I can display them "outside of the screen" and drag the viewport to navigate through the Graph, but I do not seem to be able to Zoom Out enough to display my whole graph on the same screen.
Reaching a certain point, the zoom out icon grays out, and one cannot get any further.
I read the Developer Manual / Reference but I did not come across sufficient information regarding this.
Any help/information is appreciated.
imho, the neo4j browser is an admin console. For custom viz needs, you should build a custom viz (lots of existing js libs)
The number of displayed nodes is limited to 300 by default in the browser. Might help to increase it (see the Gear tab then Graph Visualization/Initial Node Display)
I have a question about Google Maps.
I integrated Google Maps in a one-page website.
The website contains a jQuery accordion etc.
On a desktop the Google Maps is working fine, but when I look on a mobile device like an iPad, the map looks shifted. The maps is devided in two or three strokes, which are moved relative to each other.
I already tried a resize event, such as:
google.maps.event.trigger(map, 'resize');
But this didn't work.
I don't have any idea what else I can try.
You can use the mediaquery system to put the map in the desired position if the width is lesser than x (I go for 599 / 600 pixels in my queries)
I couldn't find any Google Maps SDK best practices on the inter-webs so I'm asking here. I'm working on an app with a large number of GMSMarkers (200+) and GMSPolylines (9000+). When I load all of them the map scrolling & zooming becomes laggy (kinda expecting that). Can someone tell me what's the best approach to this problem? Should I...
Calculate the markers and lines within the current bounds and only show those?
and recalculate on scrolling?
what if the user zooms all the way out, it would still load everything?
Is many two-point line segment polylines more performant or a handful of long complicated polylines?
Thanks!
you should find strategies NOT to add everything all the time.
only have that on the map that you can see.
That means: recalculate on bounds change but also: even if zoomed all the way you shouldn't need to display everything at once
I would like to use something like google, mapquest, bing, or openlayers to try and get something that looks like
http://screencast.com/t/qZejYb0L3Er
where the major streets are unaffected by the polygon overlay.
Can someone point me in the right direction. From the google api documentation it would appear i cant get under the roads so... looking for some help.
You can do it with Google Maps by changing the order of the layers.
This is an API V2 example, but you can achieve the same result with the current version, which is V3.
We ended up using http://www.mapdotnet.com/ with background from open maps. Custom middle cache tiles from shape files stored in SQL, on top we have open street layer (or can use bing)
In my App I need to draw graph data with different datamodels that frequently change and can not be generalized. This graph data must be editable with a slider or a segmented control.
The idea is to load all necessary data to draw the graph from the server. Is html5 the right solution? Can the iPad-UI-Controlls used to manipulate the graph?
Where do I start and how much work is it?
Currently I'm using Core Plot to draw the graph - but I need to model my graph data on the server.
Option 1: If you are developing for Android as well or you are better at javascript, then you can use HTML5.0. Have a look at http://www.sencha.com/products/touch/charts/
Option 2: If you want to develop it natively for iPad(which I feel is a better option), then please look at google library for graph http://code.google.com/p/core-plot/ and Is there a good charting library for iPhone?
I extended the work of this gentleman:
http://buildmobile.com/creating-a-graph-with-quartz-2d/#fbid=EKAB22zV7It
And I'm quite pleased with the results. It took me about a week to get my graph able to draw a stock chart with scrolling, pinching zooming, 3 different symbol indicators, a secondary plot line, tap-able data points with a little custom popover showing details, and a few annotations. Not bad considering the overall complexity, and largely thanks to the detailed walkthrough.
He also talks about why he didn't use Core Plot.
Good luck,
Damien