If a GControl contains multiple elements shouldn't all those elements
be treated as part of one GControl in that the info window will not
position itself below them?
I thought about implementing this but I don't see how how having
GControls nested within a GControl would make things any different
than just having the one containing GControl.
On Dec 6, 7:45 pm, eKiTeL <e...@ekittell.com> wrote:
> On Dec 6, 3:49 pm, Mike Williams <nos...@econym.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > What you can do is turn your mapTypeDiv etc. intp GControls. The info
> > window knows where the GControls are, and avoids opening underneath then
> > whenever possible.
>
> But all those elements, graphics and actual buttons like mapTypeDiv,
> are setup with the initialize method for a GControl so shouldn't that
> all be treated as a control? I followed that example as closely as
> possible, but I added the button graphics to the container first then
> the actual buttons like mapTypeDiv which are actually invisible, just
> a clickable area.
>
> var container = document.createElement("div");
>
> container.innerHTML = '<div id="map_button"><img src="/images/
> zoom_control/map.png" width="78" height="32" alt=""
> id="map_button_img"></div><div id="satellite_button"><img src="/images/
> zoom_control/satellite.png" width="74" height="32" alt=""
> id="satellite_button_img"></div><div id="hybrid_button"><img src="/
> images/zoom_control/hybrid.png" width="77" height="32" alt=""
> id="hybrid_button_img"></div>';
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