Procedure Name | Type | Description |
(Declarations) | Declarations | Declarations and private variables for the modMappingGoogle module. |
Google_MapAddress | Procedure | Open the specified address location in Google maps (https://google.com/maps/). Pass a blank string to open with no address. |
Google_MapAddressView | Procedure | Open the specified address location in Google maps (https://google.com/maps/) with options on starting a route and the view to display. |
Google_MapAddressSearch | Procedure | Open the specified address location in Google maps (https://google.com/maps/) and search for nearby locations. |
Google_MapDirections | Procedure | Open the specified address location in Google maps (https://google.com/maps/) with directions to another location and the mode of transportation. |
GetViewTypeParameter | Procedure | Convert the view to the Google Maps parameter to set the display view. |
LaunchURL | Procedure | Open the default Internet browser on the user's machine by specifying a URL (uniform resource locator). |
' Example of modMappingGoogle ' ' To use this example, create a new module and paste this code into it. ' Then run the procedure by putting the cursor in the procedure and pressing: ' F5 to run it, or ' F8 to step through it line-by-line (see the Debug menu for more options) Private Sub Example_GoogleMaps() ' Comments: Examples of using the modMappingGoogle module to open Google Maps to specific addresses and generate directions in VBA and VB6. ' This procedure opens several instances of Bing Maps in your web browser. ' Addresses to find and travel between Const cstrAddress1 As String = "8150 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA 22182" Const cstrAddress2 As String = "White House, Washington, DC" ' Open web browser to Google Maps for an address using user's default view Call Google_MapAddress(cstrAddress2) ' Open web browser to Google Maps with a Google Earth view Call Google_MapAddressView(cstrAddress2, False, eGoogleMapViewEarth) ' Open web browser to Google Maps with a Google Earth view with labels Call Google_MapAddressView(cstrAddress2, False, eGoogleMapViewEarthLabels) ' Open web browser to Google Maps with a satellite view without labels Call Google_MapAddressView(cstrAddress1, False, eGoogleMapViewSatellite) ' Open web browser to Google Maps with a satellite view showing labels, ready to enter a destination location Call Google_MapAddressView(cstrAddress1, True, eGoogleMapViewSatelliteLabels) ' Open web browser to Google Maps for an address and locate restaurants around it (defaults to road view) Call Google_MapAddressSearch(cstrAddress1, "Retaurants") ' Open web browser to Google Maps showing driving directions between two addresses without current traffic on a road map Call Google_MapDirections(cstrAddress1, cstrAddress2, eGoogleMapModeDrive, False, eGoogleMapViewRoad) ' Open web browser to Google Maps showing driving directions between two addresses with current traffic on a road map Call Google_MapDirections(cstrAddress1, cstrAddress2, eGoogleMapModeDrive, True, eGoogleMapViewRoad) ' Open web browser to Google Maps showing awaiting the starting point to a destination on a road map without current traffic information Call Google_MapDirections("", cstrAddress2, eGoogleMapModeDrive, False, eGoogleMapViewRoad) ' Open web browser to Google Maps showing public transit directions between two addresses without current traffic using a satellite view with no labels Call Google_MapDirections(cstrAddress1, cstrAddress2, eGoogleMapModeTransit, False, eGoogleMapViewSatellite) ' Open web browser to Google Maps showing walking directions between two addresses with Google Earth labels view Call Google_MapDirections(cstrAddress1, cstrAddress2, eGoogleMapModeWalk, False, eGoogleMapViewEarthLabels) ' Open web browser to Google Maps showing biking directions between two addresses with road map Call Google_MapDirections(cstrAddress1, cstrAddress2, eGoogleMapModeBike, False, eGoogleMapViewRoad) End Sub
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