If you've ever wanted to track your Flash content over the web, then you'd know what a challenge this task entails. In the past, Flash tracking was not provided out of the box, and every implementation had to be customized.
If you've ever wanted to track your Flash content over the web, then you'd know what a challenge this task entails. In the past, Flash tracking was not provided out of the box, and every implementation had to be customized.
Earlier this week, Google released a Google Earth plug-in which will let developers make Google Earth 3D applications run within the browser.
Until now Google Maps via the Flash platform hasn't been available unless you've been using the the UMAP component from AFComponents. As you may have heard, Google has opened up its API to the Flash and Flex community. This is huge as it offers more possibilities for Rich Interactive Applications and Google Maps.
In the past, it has been difficult to effectively get Flash content indexed and ranked by search engines. Search engines, such as Yahoo and Google, did not spider Flash content as they could not read the compressed file and much of the text inside the SWF appeared as graphics to the search engines.
UMap , previously known as G Map, is the Universal ActionScript 3.0 Mapping API integrated with Google Maps. The scalable component model allows you to create rich maps with interactive data layers. This flexible API enables developers to build fully-customized solutions.
