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You have two options when linking directly to a MapQuest map.
- Option 1 is to have a static link to a specific map.
- Option 2 is to include an input form on your page that will allow your users to generate maps dynamically based on information they provide.
Instructions for both types of links
are listed below.
By linking to MapQuest you agree to comply with
our
terms and
conditions.
You may use A HREF="URL" statements to
link to specific maps on the MapQuest Web site. Information specific to
the map is passed through the URL by appending name/value pairs separated
by the ampersand character. There can be no spaces in the HREF statement.
The plus sign (+) should be used instead.
Example
HREF:
Base
URL: http://www.mapquest.co.uk/mq/maps/linkToMap.do?
Variable name/value pairs:
|
Parameter |
Description |
Default |
Required? |
| title |
Overwrites Label NOTE: When a title value is passed, the
address, city, post code and country do not appear in the label.
|
None |
No |
| address |
Street Address |
None |
No |
| city |
City |
None |
No |
| Postcode |
Postcode |
None |
No |
| country |
Country (Use ISO 2-digit codes.) |
UK |
No |
| style |
Map Colour European Style |
3 |
No |
| CID |
Required by MapQuest |
lfmaplinkuk |
Yes |
The following combinations of
location information may be used to map locations in Europe:
|
|
Address, City, Postcode |
|
|
Address, City |
|
|
City |
|
|
Postcode |
You may post an html form on your web page.
Your users can complete and submit the form to generate a map of their
choosing on the MapQuest site.
| Sample HTML: |
Example: |
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For additional information contact Makis McDonald at
LinkFree@MapQuest.com
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