2025年3月29日土曜日

A .crdownload file

 A .crdownload file is a partially downloaded file created by the Google Chrome browser. It indicates that a download is in progress or was interrupted. 1 Here's how to handle them:   

1. What is a CRDOWNLOAD file and how do I handle them - GoldFynch Support
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1. Let the Download Finish (If Possible):

  • If the download is still active:
    • Simply wait for it to complete. Chrome will automatically rename the .crdownload file to its intended file extension (e.g., .zip, .pdf, .mp4) once the download is finished.
  • If the download was interrupted:
    • Try resuming the download. In Chrome's Downloads page (chrome://downloads/), you might see a "Resume" button next to the interrupted download. Click it.
    • If the "Resume" button doesn't work, try downloading the file again from the original source.

2. Dealing with Incomplete Downloads:

  • If the download cannot be resumed:
    • The .crdownload file is likely incomplete and potentially unusable.
    • For small files:
      • It's often easiest to just re-download the file.
    • For large files:
      • Sometimes, a partially downloaded file might still contain usable data, but this is not guaranteed.
      • Renaming: Try renaming the .crdownload file to its intended file extension (e.g., if you were downloading a video, rename it to .mp4). Then, try opening it with the appropriate application. However, there is a high chance the file will be corrupt.
      • Checking File Size: If the file size of the .crdownload file is very small compared to the expected file size, it is almost certain that the file is not usable.
      • Using Download Managers: If you frequently download large files, consider using a download manager. They often have better resume capabilities and can handle interrupted downloads more effectively.

3. Deleting the .crdownload File:

  • If you've re-downloaded the file or determined that the .crdownload file is unusable, you can safely delete it. It's just a temporary file.

Important Considerations:

  • File Corruption: Partially downloaded files are often corrupted and may not function correctly even if you rename them.
  • Security: Be cautious when opening partially downloaded files, especially executables (.exe), as they could potentially contain malware. Always download files from trusted sources.
  • Where they are located: Crdownload files are located in the same location that you set your default download location to be.

In summary, the best approach is to let the download finish normally. If that's not possible, re-download the file. If that is also not possible, you can attempt to rename the file, but it will likely be corrupt.

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how to use "google maps javascript api" and show us sample code

 Alright, let's get you set up with the Google Maps JavaScript API! It's pretty neat for embedding interactive maps right into your website.

First things first, you'll need an API key. It's free to get started, but it's how Google tracks usage. Head over to the Google Cloud Console and create a project if you haven't already. Then, enable the "Maps JavaScript API" for that project. Finally, create credentials and choose "API key." Make sure to restrict your API key to your website domains for security!

Once you've got your API key, you can drop this basic HTML structure into your webpage:

HTML
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <title>Simple Map</title>
  <style>
    #map {
      height: 400px;
      width: 100%;
    }
  </style>
</head>
<body>
  <div id="map"></div>
  <script async defer src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=YOUR_API_KEY&callback=initMap"></script>
  <script>
    let map;

    function initMap() {
      map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), {
        center: {lat: 34.6937, lng: 136.5022}, // Example: Toin, Mie, Japan
        zoom: 12
      });
    }
  </script>
</body>
</html>

Here's the breakdown of what's happening:

  • <!DOCTYPE html> and basic HTML structure: This is just your standard webpage setup.
  • <div id="map"></div>: This is the empty container where the map will be rendered. The CSS in the <style> tag just gives it a basic height and width so you can see it.
  • <script async defer src="...">: This is the crucial part where you load the Google Maps JavaScript API.
    • https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js: This is the API endpoint.
    • ?key=YOUR_API_KEY: Replace YOUR_API_KEY with the actual API key you got from the Google Cloud Console!
    • &callback=initMap: This tells the API to call the initMap JavaScript function once the API has finished loading.
    • async defer: These attributes help the page load faster by downloading the script without blocking the rendering of the HTML.
  • <script> block: This is where your JavaScript code lives.
    • let map;: This declares a variable to hold your map instance.
    • function initMap() { ... }: This function is called by the API after it loads.
      • map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), { ... });: This creates a new Google Map object.
        • document.getElementById('map'): This tells the API where to put the map (inside the div with the ID "map").
        • { center: {lat: 34.6937, lng: 136.5022}, zoom: 12 }: This is an object containing the map options.
          • center: An object with lat (latitude) and lng (longitude) properties defining the initial center point of the map. I've put in the approximate coordinates for Toin, Mie, Japan! Feel free to change these.
          • zoom: An integer specifying the initial zoom level of the map (higher number means more zoomed in).

Just save this code as an HTML file (like index.html), replace "YOUR_API_KEY" with your actual key, and open it in your web browser. You should see a map centered around Toin!

From here, you can explore tons of other features the API offers, like adding markers, drawing shapes, displaying info windows, and much more. The Google Maps Platform documentation is your best friend for diving deeper!

Let me know if you want to try adding a marker or explore any other specific functionality!

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