On Jan 9, 12:01 pm, David <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> which is then used in the function myclick:
>
> function myclick(i)
> {
> GEvent.trigger(gmarkers[i], "click");
> }
>
> Can anyone provide any guidance? Many thanks for any help in advance.
I think you are using map controls as your "lightbox" effect. When you
click on the > arrow, say, it triggers opening the infoWindow on the
linked marker. When the API opens an infoWindow, it will move the map
in order to avoid any controls -- including your lightbox. This means
that it moves the infoWindow off the bottom of the map.
The lightbox itself is rather good, and probably deserves to be used
as a reference example.
One way around the undesirable movement might be to subvert the normal
behaviour by -- instead of simply opening an infoWindow -- explicitly
centring the marker in the map and using the [undocumented] option
{suppressMapPan:true} so that opening the infoWindow doesn't move the
map. http://econym.org.uk/gmap/reference.htm#openInfoWindow
Andrew
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