Display locations via VBA (MS Access)

I have an example of how it works with Google Maps (see below). I want the map to be opened via OpenStreetMap. Can one of you rewrite the code?

str = "<iframe width="" 425""="" height="" 350""="" frameborder="" 0""="" scrolling="" no""="" marginheight="" 0""="" marginwidth="" 0""="" src="" http:="" maps.google.de="" maps?f="q&source=s_q&hl=de&geocode=&q="" &="" _="" strstrasse="" &="" "="" "="" &="" me!hausnummer="" &="" "+"="" &="" strort="" &="" "+"="" &="" me!plz="" &="" "&sll=" & strK & " &sspn="0.098084,0.368647&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear="" &="" _="" strstrasse="" &="" "="" "="" &="" me!hausnummer="" &="" ","="" &="" me!plz="" &="" "+"="" &="" strort="" &="" "&z=" & Me!Zoom & " &ll=" & strK & " &output="embed"""></iframe>
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asked 17 May '18, 10:25

silosix
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Have a look at the embed share function on https://www.openstreetmap.org/ :

Share button on the right of the screen
Click on HTML button
You'll have the code of the OpenStreetMap iframe
You just have to replace your Google iframe by the OpenStreetMap one

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answered 17 May '18, 10:31

jbelien
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Thanks, I'll try it.

(17 May '18, 10:35) silosix

If you're putting it inside str = "" as above then you'll also need to replace every " in the generated HTML from the above steps by ""

It isn't clear why the string in the question ends with <a which seems to be an incomplete HTML tag - if that is important you might have to add that on the end as well.

(17 May '18, 11:15) EdLoach ♦

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Display locations via VBA (MS Access)

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