Posts Tagged ‘S-Controls’

23 Apr 2008 5

Inline Google Maps

Written by Ale — Tagged with: Google, Maps, S-Controls, Script

Many have asked me how to integrate Google Maps in a Salesforce.com page to pinpoint a specific address on the map. The example we're going to see today is how to add an inline map to pinpoint an Account billing address. The finished product Here's a screenshot of what we are going to get: Let's get started Right so, let's see what we need: First off you need a Google Map API Key ...

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