For each user who has reviewed particular Google maps place with unique “place_name”, I would like to get the information about all the reviews and ratings dates to other places that were made by this user.
Any suggestion what is the best way to do this ? I think web scrapping is one option but it is very time consuming (trail and error).
The goal is to do analysis to find potential of fake reviews.

I am looking for a way to keep my map objects up to date.
F.e. a polyline.

I’m using Geocoder API on javascript. Following is Curl request generated:

I’m developing a website that intents to show the hot spots and the patterns of how the speed traps appear/disappear.

I want to ask about Google Map API, I want to get data on traffic events such as accidents or closed roads that cannot be accessed by road users.

I created a billable account in order to generate a key that will work with the location API. I enabled all APIs to that key that seem relevant to my case. Then I started with a basic Add a Google Map to a Web Page tutorial example. I copied the code from the jsfiddle.net of that example to my own HTML, css, and javascript files. The fidddle.net runs the code with my own key, so I know that the key works. Unfortunately I can’t get the map to display in my HTML page.

I need to display only a single country in google map. I need to display only one country and the parts of other countries should not be there.. for example if I want to display U.K. it should display only UK , no parts from other countries should be visible.

Basically I want the map to just zoom in or out on what is on the center of the screen via pinching in touchscreen devices . Is there a way to do this on google maps api v3

Currently I am trying to build a delivery application on a website for a company that does deliveries across half of a province in Canada. I am trying to figure out a way to constrain the autocomplete to a very specific area on the map.

Recently, my embedded google map in my website is suddenly not working any more. While debugging using dev tool, I’ve spotted a failed request: https://maps.googleapis.com/$rpc/google.internal.maps.mapsjs.v1.MapsJsInternalService/GetViewportInfo returns 400 – bad request with response: