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maps › documentation › places › ios-sdk
The Place Details component of the Places UI Kit lets you add an individual UI component that displays place details in your app. The PlaceDetailsCompactView renders details for a selected place using minimal space. This may be useful in an info window highlighting a place on a map, in a social...
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maps › documentation › javascript › advanced-markers
As of February 21st, 2024 (v3.56), google.maps.Marker is deprecated. We encourage you to transition to the new google.maps.marker.AdvancedMarkerElement class. Advanced markers provide substantial improvements over the legacy google.maps.Marker class. To update a legacy marker to be an advanced...
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identity › oauth2 › web › guides
Web apps must obtain an access token to securely call Google APIs. The Google Identity Services JavaScript library supports both authentication for user sign-in and authorization to obtain an access token for use with Google APIs. The library is intended only for use in browsers. Authentication...
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maps › documentation › places › ios-sdk
You can use the Places SDK for iOS to request place photos to display in your application. Photos returned by the photos service come from a variety of sources, including business owners and user-contributed photos. To retrieve photos for a place, you must take the following steps: Call...
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identity › gsi › web › reference
This reference page describes the Sign In With Google HTML data attributes API. You can use the API to display the One Tap prompt or Sign In With Google button on your web pages. Element with ID "g_id_onload" You can put Sign In With...
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maps › documentation › mobility › services
Guide to policies and services terms.
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maps › documentation › javascript › legacy
The functions in the Places Library, Maps JavaScript API enable your application to search for places (defined in this API as establishments, geographic locations, or prominent points of interest) contained within a defined area, such as...
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maps › documentation › places › android-sdk
Place icons indicate the various types of places (for example coffee shops, libraries, and museums). You can request URLs for icons in PNG format, as well as the corresponding icon background color, with Current Place, and Place Details...
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maps › documentation › places › android-sdk
To configure your app to use the Places SDK for Android, follow these steps. They are required for all apps using the Places SDK for Android. Step 1: Set up Android Studio This document describes a development environment using Android...
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maps › documentation › places › web-service
Place icons indicate the various types of places (for example coffee shops, libraries, and museums). You can request URLs for icons in PNG or SVG format, as well as the corresponding icon background color, with Find Place, Place Details, Nearby Search, and Text Search requests. Icons can be used...
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