Oh, and by the way, the reason for needing separate control for the
members (senators and representatives) is I want a click on any member
to take you (fly) to the office of that member on the Google Earth map
and zoom-in to it.
Just like when you click on the parent ("Senate" or "House"). If you
click on one of those, it will fly to that state, zoom in, and show
you a panorama of the whole state, with each members placemarks.
So, the member function I am trying to achieve will take you to just
that ONE member's office and, of course, the zoom will be closer to
the ground, where you can see streets, etc.
On Nov 1, 1:57 pm, jmatthews <jmatth...@xexam.net> wrote:
> Thanks, Karl. I realize the problem I created with multiple threads.
> The actual issue was changing as I was recognizing what was
> happening. I wanted people to know what subject I was on and the
> original post was describing another topic. I probably should not
> have done that...
>
> Anyway, I looked at your site and couldn't tell if it is what I need
> to mimic. It has an initial window that never returns again. That
> kind of threw me.
>
> OK!!!!! I see that you coded it. Very nice job!
>
> Okay, see how the members are firing their respective "House" or
> "Senate?" That's what I want to stop.
>
> The members need their own class. Let's say you mouse over a member.
> I want it to turn red when you do. If you mouse over House or Senate,
> only House or Senate shou;d turn blue. If you mouse of member, only
> THAT member should turn red (not all members). Further, members MUST
> remain children of their respective house or senate.
>
> Make sense?
>
> Check out this article which describes the issue in terms of
> referencing "relatedTarget" and
> "fromElement."http://www.quirksmode.org/js/events_mouse.html
>
> I am not sure how to implement it, but it sounds like what the article
> covers includes the solution to the problem.
>
> Thanks!
