How does if we want get autosize/autoscroll for whole page ? so when we
identify/search object that display in infozone it will give us more space
view (to down) ?? (i use pmapper 3.2 in windows XP)
Armin Burger wrote:
>
> Kai
>
> the whole thing is a bit more complicated than I was hoping and it makes
> a complete re-design of the general layout even more necessary.
>
> For a fast workaround you could try the following:
>
> use the default 'init()' function. Then in 'resiveDiv()' replace the
> parts that set the variables winx & winy with the following
>
> winix = rawW('pm_master');
> winiy = rawH('pm_master');
>
> Then in map.phtml put the whole elements into a master DIV
>
> <div id="pm_master" style="position:absolute; top:0px; left:0px;
> height:750px; width:900px">
> ....
> </div>
>
> and adapt the width/height settings to the values you want.
>
>
> All of this is not very flexible at the moment and one modification can
> cause some strange side-effects on other elements and needs an
> adaptation there, in particular for the offsets in zoombox.js.
>
> Armin
>
> Kai Behncke wrote:
>> On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 19:02:01 +0100, Armin Burger wrote
>>> It should work if you do the following (assuming p.mapper in version
>>> 2.1 or so):
>>>
>>> in pmapper.js for function init():
>>>
>>> comment out the line
>>> window.onresize = function(){resizeDiv();}
>>>
>>> then substitute the line
>>> resizeDiv();
>>> with
>>> var mapurl = PM_XAJAX_LOCATION + 'x_load.php?'+SID+
>>> '&zoom_type=zoompoint';
>>> updateMap(mapurl, '');
>>>
>>> This worked for me for a first test. The mapW/mapH are the values
>>> taken from the map file, so change these settings there.
>>>
>>> You might need some fine tuning of the various DIV's for
>>> height/width etc., depending how you define your layout, in order to
>>> have the various elements correctly aligned to each other.
>>>
>>> armin
>>>
>> Hello List,
>> so far I nearly have my apllication like I want it to be, but there is
>> still
>> the little problem of the Mapwidth and the Mapheight.
>> I changed "pmapper.js" like Armin said (thank you :-) ) and now I
>> find it much easier to adapt the layout to my wishes, but, for example:
>>
>> If I change the width and height parameters in the mapfile (for example
>> to 600
>> 600) and open http://localhost/pmapper/map.phtml for a moment
>> the map appears with the width and height of 600 600, but one moment
>> later
>> it is going smaller.
>> I presume, there still must be an java script based automaticall resize,
>> but
>> where ?
>> Does anyone know?
>> Thank you very much.
>>
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