User Generated Map Shown On Separate Website

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Intrege Veteran developer Posts: 196 Reg: Sep 12, 2011 Philadelphia, P... 3,160	confirm \| cancel 10/21/11 06:52 AM (14 years ago) User Generated Map Shown On Separate Website Is there a way for me to show my client their app's user location map, without showing them my Buzztouch account. So essentially I would like to post a code on an html document for them to view it on my domain (or any domain). Excuse me if this has already been answered. I searched the forum but didn't see one. Thanks in advance. Title Comments Is there a way for me to show my client their app's user location map, without showing them my Buzztouch account. So essentially I would like to post a code on an html document for them to view it on my domain (or any domain). Excuse me if this has already been answered. I searched the forum but didn't see one. Thanks in advance.

David @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 6866 Reg: Jan 01, 2010 Monterey, CA 78,840	10/21/11 08:04 AM (14 years ago) Sounds like you're asking about a 'widget' or something that connects to your buzztouch control panel to display a google maps screens. No, there isn't a way to do this. However, if the app is a v1.5 app (probably is, you show an early adopter badge) you could... However, you could setup a simple table in your sites database to store the requests made by the device when it Reports To Cloud. This is easier than most folks realize. The idea is that your table would hold deviceId, deviceLatitude, deviceLongitude and store them in a list. This would allow you to do anything you wanted with the data, including give it to your client. Have a look at the docs for the Report To Cloud process. Comments Sounds like you're asking about a 'widget' or something that connects to your buzztouch control panel to display a google maps screens. No, there isn't a way to do this. However, if the app is a v1.5 app (probably is, you show an early adopter badge) you could... However, you could setup a simple table in your sites database to store the requests made by the device when it Reports To Cloud. This is easier than most folks realize. The idea is that your table would hold deviceId, deviceLatitude, deviceLongitude and store them in a list. This would allow you to do anything you wanted with the data, including give it to your client. Have a look at the docs for the Report To Cloud process.

Intrege Veteran developer Posts: 196 Reg: Sep 12, 2011 Philadelphia, P... 3,160	10/21/11 08:10 AM (14 years ago) Wonderful. I will try that out this weekend. Thanks again David. Comments Wonderful. I will try that out this weekend. Thanks again David.

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