The request is simply to provide the showLegend option that the prior
Flash version provided.  It might also be useful (in some cases) to
allow the absolute values to be hidden.

Here's my rational.  I like the Geochart and use it both in the
traditional sense and in a non-traditional sense.  Specifically, I use
it in a traditional sense to display a spread of values (mapped to the
min/max colors) but I also use it as a geo selector.  In this case, I
use only two values, zero and one and map them to gray and red
respectively (so selectable geos show up as a dark grey and selected
geos show up in red).  I then add a selection handler that toggles the
selection and also apply the selection through an outside filter
selector menu so the Geochart reflects/reenforces the current geo
filter selection even if it was selected using a different control.

This works very well aside from the tool tip and legend.  I can live
with the tool tip which I use to suggest that the user can toggle a
selection but it also displays 0 or 1 which might be confusing.  More
control over what is displayed in the tooltip would be welcome
though.  However, The legend is more problematic since it also shows
the zero to one range and color range even though it's really a binary
choice (the gradient is confusing for min/max spread of one).  To
avoid this, I'm currently applying a hack to hide the legend but
porting the showLegend option would be a welcome addition and a simple
fix. Either that or consider modifying the legend to switch to a non-
gradient version if the difference is one (not sure how that would
work esthetically though, haven't really tried to mock it up).

Thanks for the great products and support.

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