var sbTitle = new Array(), sbText = new Array(), i = 0; // MapsAPI sbTitle[0] = 'API'; sbText[0] = '"Application programming interface (API) is an interface in computer science that defines the ways by which an application program may request services from libraries and/or operating systems" (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[1] = 'Map Application'; sbText[1] = 'is an online map that provides both geo-tagged data and data-related functionalities.'; sbTitle[2] = 'Map Tiles'; sbText[2] = 'The background images showing routes / satellite / hybrid images.'; sbTitle[3] = 'Panning'; sbText[3] = 'The ability to drag the map left/right and up/down.'; sbTitle[4] = 'Info Window'; sbText[4] = 'when clicking on a marker a window opens with detailed information regarding the specified location. The most popular pieces of information are: name, address, a link, an image and categories'; sbTitle[4.1] = 'Marker Overlays'; sbText[4.1] = 'Overlaying the map with a symbol that represents a POI (Point-of-Interest)'; sbTitle[4.2] = 'Fixed Markers'; sbText[4.2] = 'Markers that are static, i.e., not changing their position with time'; sbTitle[5] = 'Map Parameters'; sbText[5] = 'there are many parameters to set, among which are: interface language, type of map, infowindow style, overview, overlays and directions .'; sbTitle[6] = 'Populate'; sbText[6] = 'retrieving information from a remote server and placing it on the map. Since the map cannot be displayed without the data, this procedure must be quick and smart'; sbTitle[7] = 'Sidebar'; sbText[7] = 'The sidebar is a place, usually on the left side of the map, that displays information of each marker of the map and optionally displays additional data such as a symbol, address, etc.'; sbTitle[8] = 'Searching'; sbText[8] = 'Searching is the ability to show or hide markers depending on their properties such as location, categories, keywords, dates, prices, etc.'; sbTitle[10] = 'Voice-Over'; sbText[10] = 'A sound file that can be played whenever a user selects a marker'; sbTitle[11] = 'Dynamic Markers Refresh'; sbText[11] = 'There are map applications in which the data of the map, represented by markers\' locations, changes continuously. This is often the case with mobile application. Cartolog supports the feature of dynamic refreshing of the map that shows current data on the map.'; sbTitle[12] = 'Marker Clustering'; sbText[12] = 'A method used to represent overlapping markers in order to reduce clutter and improve loading times. This method is best implemented on the server-side (example)'; sbTitle[13] = 'Web Service'; sbText[13] = 'A software system designed to support interoperable machine-to-machine interaction over a network.(wikipedia)'; sbTitle[14] = 'Viewport'; sbText[14] = 'The portion of the map that is currently visible'; // About sbTitle[21] = 'Geo-Tagged Content'; sbText[21] = 'Content (text / movie / photo) with information related to a geographical location'; sbTitle[22] = 'Wrapper'; sbText[22] = 'Computer code designed to access another computer code in an easier way '; sbTitle[23] = 'Server-side'; sbText[23] = 'Typically, a server is a software program, such as a web server, that runs on a remote server, reachable from a user\'s local computer or workstation (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[24] = 'Geographical Search Engine'; sbText[24] = 'A search engine that uses a geographical map instead of textual input'; sbTitle[25] = 'Object-oriented programming'; sbText[25] = 'is a programming paradigm that uses "objects" – data structures consisting of datafields and methods together with their interactions – to design applications and computer programs (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[26] = 'Straight Forward'; sbText[26] = 'Cartolog\' API methods are really simple. e.g., Marker.Load(), Marker.Update(), Marker.Remove()'; sbTitle[27] = 'Theme'; sbText[27] = 'A graphical design that provides a common graphical language between the various map elements'; sbTitle[28] = 'Client-side'; sbText[28] = 'Typically, a client is a computer application, such as a web browser, that runs on a user\'s local computer or workstation and connects to a server (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[29] = 'AJAX'; sbText[29] = '... With Ajax, web applications can retrieve data from the server asynchronously in the background without interfering with the display and behavior of the existing page. ... (wikipedia)'; // Features sbTitle[41] = 'SaaS'; sbText[41] = 'is a model of software deployment whereby a provider licenses an application to customers for use as a service on demand. (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[42] = 'Your data'; sbText[42] = 'As opposed to other map providers which overlay the map with additional and non-relevant information, using Cartolog\'s service you decide what data to show'; sbTitle[43] = 'Animation'; sbText[43] = 'The ability of the map to play itself by timing voice-over and auto marker advance (example)'; sbTitle[44] = 'SEO'; sbText[44] = 'Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the volume or quality of traffic to a web site from search engines via "natural" or un-paid ("organic" or "algorithmic") search results (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[45] = 'White label'; sbText[45] = 'A white label product or service is a product or service produced by one company (the producer) that other companies (the marketers) rebrand to make it appear as if they made it (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[46] = 'Geocoding'; sbText[46] = 'Geocoding is the process of finding associated geographic coordinates (often expressed as latitude and longitude) from other geographic data, such as street addresses, or zip codes (postal codes) (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[47] = 'Back Office'; sbText[47] = 'A back office is a part of most corporations where tasks dedicated to running the company itself take place. (wikipedia)'; sbTitle[48] = 'Cloud Computing'; sbText[48] = 'Cloud computing describes a new supplement, consumption and delivery model for IT services based on Internet, and it typically involves the provision of dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources as a service over the Internet (wikipedia)'; // Pricing MapApp sbTitle[51] = 'Page-Specific Maps'; sbText[51] = 'Why do I need so many maps for my site? By embedding maps within your dynamic web pages, you can display a map with the exact content to each page'; sbTitle[52] = '#Monthly views'; sbText[52] = 'The view counter increases whenever a map is loaded by a browser or mobile'; sbTitle[53] = 'Sharing'; sbText[53] = 'Sharing enables your viewers to integrate social media with the map.
(SMS packages are sold separately)'; sbTitle[54] = 'Mobile #Views'; sbText[54] = 'Each view in a mobile device counts as a view'; sbTitle[55] = '#Markers'; sbText[55] = 'defines the number of markers, or points of interest, contained in your account'; sbTitle[56] = '#Monthly Updates'; sbText[56] = 'The number of markers that can be changed within a month'; sbTitle[57] = 'Keywords
Auto Complete'; sbText[57] = 'Auto-Complete fetches possible sentences from the DB, enhancing user experience'; sbTitle[58] = 'Location Drill-Down'; sbText[58] = 'Enables easy heirarchial selection of location down to city level'; sbTitle[59] = 'Mobile Companion'; sbText[59] = 'Enable a complete solution for mobile devices such as iPhones, Androids, etc.'; // Pricing TicketMap sbTitle[71] = 'Event Alert'; sbText[71] = 'Your customer will be sent an email alert whenever his desired evert is available'; sbTitle[72] = 'maps.mydomain'; sbText[72] = 'Show the map in full-view under your domain name'; function showhelp(i) { var elm = document.getElementById('helpTitle'); elm.innerHTML = sbTitle[i]; elm = document.getElementById('helpText'); elm.innerHTML = sbText[i]; }