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10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
Very nice! I had to add a comma after the address & city to make it work :
10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
This is great! But how to do it with the Address Book widget? There's nothing in the .js file that seems to point to Mapquest...
10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
Why is this not working for me? I've changed the text block, but it still goes back o mapquest. (shudder). Is TextEdit just too wimpy?
10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
TextEdit worked well for me as an editer for this.
10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
You must make sure you are replacing the actual string... not the example search just above the string.
10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
Some addresses fail without further formatting - for example, an address with a suite number (# 240, etc) will screw up google maps, as it seems to ignore everything after the #. I need to brush up on my l33t JS skills, but if I figure anything out, I'll post it here.
10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
I posted the fix in the thread. Try it.
10.4: Replace the phone book widget's mapping service
I copied the code for changing to Google as the mapping tool in the Address/Phone directory on my iBook. Each time I invoke the mapping scheme, I still get Mapquest. |
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