Matt Round offers a simple hack for adding Google Maps directions to a web site. Useful if, say, you have a business or institution with a physical presence and you need to provide directions; the user supplies a zip or postal code, Google Maps does the rest. Presumably the destination field could be in lat/long or some other format Google recognizes, but I haven’t tried this yet. Via Matt.
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The format permits format combinations. Try this, based on Jennifer’s modification:
Moseley Blogger on May 30, 2005 at 11:07 AM