Visualize – Widget Configurator

Get the power of AI on your web site and customize your Visualize widget

Step 1

Enter your API key. Dont have a key?

Step 2 (optional)

Configure the widget. Editing an existing widget?
Configure

Step 3

Preview your widget and copy HTML code

PREVIEW

COPY CODE

Instructions: 

1. After configuring widget, click Copy to copy the HTML code.

2. Paste the code into the desired location on any web page.  Widget should run automatically.

 

ADVANCED CONFIGURATION

Use these optional settings to configure your widget. After modification, preview the widget and copy code.

AI Feature

AI is off and toggle button is not shown to user.
AI is on by default. User may select to turn it off.
AI is off by default to search for data set. Turns on automatically when a data set is found.

Branding & Pages

A custom intro message to the user when the widget loads. Message appears in AI response window. Leave blank for no message.
A watermark logo appears near bottom left of widget when populated. Enter a URL of a transparent PNG image.

Create a custom home page for the widget. When populated with URL, home page is used. Otherwise map is default. See example.

Assign the exit page that is called when the user chooses to apply. If blank, no Apply link will appear in the widget. See example.
The exit page may configured to read three URL parameters to identify the user selection: 1) site_id, 2) latitude, 3) longitude.

Default Settings

Latitude center of map upon page load.
Longitude center of map upon page load.
The initial search radius in kilometers. Users can modify search radius after initial query. Defaults to 10km unless otherwise specified.

Units used for distance calculations.
 
Load default data set on page load. This executes a query and performance can be slower to load the widget.
Load fiber map on page load. This feature is for fiber provider hosts that have uploaded KML files.
Load fiber maps and calculate distance on first query. This feature is for fiber provider hosts that have uploaded KML files.

Features & Icons

Enable voice recognition. Icon only shown when AI is turned on.
Enable image analysis. Icon only shown when AI is turned on in 3D mode. Allows AI analysis what the user is looking at.
Enable 2D maps. Since Map is the default home page, this should only be turned off if using a custom home page.
Enable text results. Displays list of search results in text view rather than map view.
Enable images results. Shows an image of a selected item (if image provided by host or if image available in Google Street View).
Enables indoor 3D imagery. This feature requires loading 3D data into Matterport for 3D viewing of interiors of buildings and structures.
Enables outdoor 3D imagery in block mode. Block mode is used to easily identify and select structures and is available in most of the world.
Enables outdoor 3D imagery in realistic mode. Real mode shows realistic view of buildings and structures, where 3D data is available.
Enables the line of sight feature to check for obstruction between two points on a 3D map.
Enables the calculation of right of way (street route) distance between two points on a 3D map.
Enables the estimation of wireless coverage using common wireless frequencies from a point on a 3D map.
Enables the insertion of physical equipment, such as radios and masts, onto the 3D map to view equipment on towers, poles or rooftops.
Enables the structure information icon, allowing the user to select a structure on the 3D map and receive more information about it.
Enables the data icon. Ability to see history of data searches and upload custom data as CSV or KMZ.
Enables the help feature. If removing Airwaive's Help, suggest a custom version of help be developed for users and added to your site.
Enables the +/- zoom feature on 2D maps. If removed, users can still zoom with mouse scroll wheel or touch screen pinch.

FAQs

Where do I get a API key?

You must be a registered host with a company account on Airwaive. If you already have an account, login to your host account and click on the profile icon in the top right, go to Account Settings and look for your API key. 

How do I edit an existing widget?

If you have already created and configured a widget and would like to make changes, copy the existing widget <iframe> code from your web site.  Enter the widget key into Step 1.  Then, paste your widget code it into the code window above.  The preview window should change to be your widget.  Then, you can proceed to configure it and copy new code to your site.