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maps › documentation › javascript › geocoding
Geocoding is the process of converting addresses (like "1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA") into geographic coordinates (like latitude 37.423021 and longitude -122.083739), which you can use to place markers or position the map. Reverse geocoding is the process of converting geographic...
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maps › documentation › javascript › reference
This is an index of all the classes, methods, and interfaces in the Maps JavaScript API version 3.61 (weekly channel). This reference is kept up to date with the latest changes to the API. For additional information see the Release Notes and Versioning. Also see the reference documentation for...
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maps › documentation › android-sdk › reference
Follow these links to the main entry points for the current version of the Maps SDK for Android (in Google Play Services 19.2.0): 3.1.0 Beta version (deprecated) Follow these links to the main entry points for the 3.1.0 Beta of the Maps SDK for Android:
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tag-platform › security › guides › app-consent
Learn how to send user consent from an app to Google
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ad-manager › mobile-ads-sdk › android › targeting
This guide explains how to provide targeting information to the Google Mobile Ads SDK. For a working example, download the Android API Demo app. Prerequisite RequestConfiguration collects targeting information applied globally to every ad request. For available targeting tags, refer to the...
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maps › documentation › javascript › nearby-search
place types, and returns a list of matching places. Nearby Search (New) returns information about a set of places based on the place types that you specify — for example restaurant or book_store or bowling_alley. The service responds with a list of places matching the specified place types within...
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maps › documentation › javascript › place-details
If you have an existing Place object or place ID, use the Place.fetchFields() method to get details about that place. Provide a comma-separated list of place data fields to return; specify field names in camel case. Use the returned Place object to get data for the requested fields. The following...
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tag-platform › security › guides › consent-debugging
This article is for developers and administrators that want to verify and troubleshoot their consent mode implementation on their website. For TCF implementations on websites, see Troubleshooting TCF. To verify app implementations, see instructions for Android and iOS. You can check your consent...
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chrome-developer-tools › docs › demos › too-much-layout
Debug and optimize your web applications with Chrome DevTools.
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tag-platform › tag-manager › server-side › custom-domain
This article is for developers who want to host server-side tagging in the same first-party context as their website. Same-origin serving is a best practice that lets you leverage the security and durability benefits of server-set cookies. The below instructions apply for setting up same-origin...
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