How do I can show a google map, and then when user click any position in the map, it will display the GPS coordinate in a lable

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can show a google map, and then when user click any position in the map, it will display the GPS coordinate in a lable....using vb.net 2008

Posted 18-Mar-15 2:02am

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ZurdoDev 18-Mar-15 8:17am

That requires a lot of code. Where are you stuck?

Member 11535427 18-Mar-15 8:27am

the coordinate from google map cannot copy / display in lable

ZurdoDev 18-Mar-15 8:35am

Have you read the documentation on how to get the coordinate? Once you have it, putting it into a label is trivial.

Member 11535427 18-Mar-15 9:09am

From the web browser, I already connect to the google map and I want to get the location of the latitude and the longitude when click on the web browser(where the google map displaying)

eg. If I clicked on the map where it point, it will show the latitude and longitude in the label / textbox

ZurdoDev 18-Mar-15 9:12am

Yes, I understand what you want. I was asking if you have read the documentation to find out how you can get the lat/long of selected point?

Member 11535427 18-Mar-15 10:40am

not yet...how we can get the documentation lat/long of selected point??

ZurdoDev 18-Mar-15 10:43am

Refer to google's api documentation.

Member 11535427 18-Mar-15 8:54am

From the web browser, I already connect to the google map and I want to get the location of the latitude and the longitude when click on the web browser(where the google map displaying)

eg. If I clicked on the map where it point, it will show the latitude and longitude in the label / textbox

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