------------------------------------------------------------------------------ GOOGLE MAPS STANDALONE README ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -file last modified 04/21/05 by louis.kearns@gmail.com. << latest release: 0.0.5 >> 1) Installation Instructions 2) Additional Information 3) Contact ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Download the package from: http://mygmaps.com/show/0.0.5/gmaps-standalone-0.0.5.tgz (note: Any new versions of the package will probably follow this naming scheme. Simply change all '0.0.5' references to '0.0.6', and away you go.) - Create a directory, copy the tarball into it, then unzip/untar the package contents to this same directory. - Login to your webserver through a shell. Find where python is installed by typing 'which python'. Most servers use something like /usr/bin/python. Open up 'getrawfile.cgi' locally in your favorite text editor. Change the top line to #!/usr/bin/python, or to wherever python is installed on your webserver. - Upload the contents of the local directory to your webserver. - Change the permissions of getrawfile.cgi so as to be globally executable. This can be done using the 'chmod a+x getrawfile.cgi' command from the shell or by using your ftp client's permissions fetures. - You should now be ready to start viewing xml files using the following address: http://yourserver.com/getrawfile.cgi?url=http://someserver.com/mapname.xml - If you can output xml with getrawfile.cgi, you should also be able to view the maps in your browser with the following address: http://yourserver.com/?url=http://someserver.com/mapname.xml - You can also include a map in another html page using the following tag: