wayfinding | jQuery plugin for interactive svg maps
kandi X-RAY | wayfinding Summary
kandi X-RAY | wayfinding Summary
jQuery plugin for interactive SVG maps. Wayfinding provides the shortest route through a series of one or more svg maps. It supports client side map processing or pretraversal of the maps with the server holding the cached traversals. It is useful for kiosks and interactive digital signage, but can also be used to share mobile maps. ![SVG File] An example screenshot from a svg file. ![Resulting Map with Route] A screenshot showing the same region of the map with a route displayed. Developed at the UCD School of Law: [Additional contributions from UCD Division of Social Science IT: [Demo will be placed at : [to be incorporated into this project and revamped to be part of tests.
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- Determine the route to the given destination one
- Animate the path in the graph
- Initialize the portals .
- Initialize a new PathStore .
- recursive search function
- Switcher function
- Load the maps
- Set up the pin location
- Checks if an element exists in the map
- Creates a pin .
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QUESTION
Indoor positioning system: how can I get the user geolocation, not using GPS, at airport floor level and wayfinding using wi-fi access points? Is it possible to get longitude/ latitude on passing MAC address of Wi-Fi Access Points?
for technology nodejs server side and Angular at front end
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 14:11There is no way in the browser to get the mac address of the WiFi access point you're connected to. If performance isn't an issue, you could potentially use something like traceroute on the server to get the location of the device, and which access point it is connected to, then you could look up the lat/long for that access point...
But in short, there are no APIs in the browser that will get you the user location using wifi access points through mobile wifi.
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I'm doing a course project but the data I got from Amazon is missing products' names, prices and categories. Since I don't have AWS account for API, I decided to scrape this info based on ASIN (product ID), which I have. But I don't really know much about web scraping yet (XML structure, for example). The scraping part of the code is adapted from a functional forum scraping project, but it's not working here.
I also tried BeautifulSoup, that I even found specifically from a similar Amazon project, but it didn't work either. Since Selenium is more versatile, I'd really prefer to learn this way. So, here's the code, with the not functional XPath:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 14:05Instead of sleep use WebDriverWait
() and wait for visibility_of_element_located
() and use the following xpath.
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