As specified here, it is possible to "link" slides from another presentation similar to how you link charts from spreadsheets. Is this possible to do via the google slides api?
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I'm trying to make a test in which I present images (google slides) to a person on a second monitor, while recording the answers in a google sheets file on my computer. I need to have a controller with NextSlide, PrevSlide and GoToSlide within the Sheets file. For me, it seems similar to what Remote for Slides does, but I couldn't figure out what the script should be.
Any help would be highly appreciated!
Is it possible to copy/insert a slide from one presentation to another using Google Slides API?
I came across this which is what I want but I'm not sure if 'Google Apps Script' is the same thing as Google Slides API?
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/slides/presentation#insertslideinsertionindex-slide
Apologies but I'm new to Google dev.
There is an app, that should provide turn by turn navigation. At the moment it uses Google Map SDK and I was able to draw a route using Google Directions API and GMSPath using tutorial from AppCoda. Problem is it looks kind of ugly - simply thin blue line.
My questions is it possible create turn by turn navigation inside an app using Google Maps?
I think Google does provide this option but not for free.
Have a look at this:
https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/ridesharing/
I am working on a project and I need to know if I can utilize google maps to only view a certain area. For example only my town, is there any way of restricting the map?
I have heard of using bounds but I cant seem to find the Docs for it for ios
I am using google maps sdk in ios. Can we place a image in the info window which pop up when user taps the marker.
Usually infowindow provides a title and a snippet for some description. But i want to insert a image related to that place in that info window. how to do that in ios
Try to put it inside a
infowindow.setContent('<div><img src="rute.jpg>"');
infowindow.open(map,marker);
I hope it helps.
Check out the google maps API documentation too, there's a lot of infomration.
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/