On Mar 19, 7:17 pm, geo_newbie <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I need to change to fillColor of the KmlLayer(s) with Javascript
> (dynamically)
>
> Is this possible with Google Maps ?
Not at present. Your only option is to have two (or more) separate
KmlLayers and change between them.
>
> I can see it's possible to dynamically change the polygon fillColor
> using for example
> new google.maps.Polygon({
> paths: triangleCoords,
> strokeColor: "#FF0000",
> strokeOpacity: 0.8,
> strokeWeight: 2,
> fillColor: "#FF0000",
> fillOpacity: 0.35
> });
>
> But fillColor is not an option in KmlLayer constructor.
>
> Actually I would plan to use FusionTablesLayer if that makes any
> difference.
It is different. You might be able to do it with FusionTablesLayer,
but it would be done by reloading the layer with at new query.
>
> Also reading the websites I see some people have tried this using
> GeoXml3
>
> So is it possible to get the polygon from the kmlLayer and set the
> fillColor?
No (at least not now).
> Or do I need to use GeoXml3 ?
That is certainly one option. How well it will work depends on how
complex your KML is.
-- Larry
>
> Thanks.
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