Adding window listener and then calculating the the height and width of the
panel works.
thanks for the help.
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 8:43 PM, Eric Ayers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't see your call to Window.addWindowResizeListener() as shown in
the FAQ (and the Mail example0
If you want to get the current size of the window, use
Window.getClientWidth() and Window.getClientHeight().
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 10:53 AM, neversaydie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I have two classes one for gis
public class GIS extends Panel {
private Map map;
private Panel center;
private Panel mapPanel;
public GIS(Map map) {
this.map = map;
buildUI();
}
private void buildUI() {
center = new Panel();
center.setLayout( new HorizontalLayout( 1 ) );
center.add( getMapPanel() );
this.add( center );
}
private Panel getMapPanel() {
mapPanel= new HTMLPanel();
mapPanel.setTitle( gis );
mapPanel.add( map );
return mapPanel;
}
}
And another,
public class Map extends Composite implements MapZoomEndHandler,
MapDragEndHandler {
private static final LatLng latLng= new
LatLng( 53.99328979251845D, -1.53626203536987D );
private static final int zoom = 7;
private MapWidget mapWidget;
private HorizontalPanel horizontalPanel;
private InfoWindow infoWindow;
private static final String DEFAULT_WIDTH = 1224px;
private static final String DEFAULT_HEIGHT = 1224px;
public Map() {
this( DEFAULT_WIDTH, DEFAULT_HEIGHT );
}
public Map( String width, String height ) {
initWidget( getHorizontalPanel( width, height ) );
}
public HorizontalPanel getHorizontalPanel( String width, String
height ) {
horizontalPanel = new HorizontalPanel();
horizontalPanel.setSize( 100%, 100% );
horizontalPanel.add( getMapWidget( width, height ) );
return horizontalPanel;
}
public MapWidget getMapWidget( String width, String height ) {
mapWidget = new MapWidget( latLng, zoom );
mapWidget.addMapZoomEndHandler( this );
mapWidget.addControl( new SmallMapControl() );
mapWidget.setScrollWheelZoomEnabled( true );
mapWidget.setSize( width, height );
mapWidget.setVisible( true );
mapWidget.checkResize();
return mapWidget;
}
public MapWidget getMapWidget() {
return mapWidget;
}
public void onZoomEnd( MapZoomEndEvent event ) {
mapWidget.checkResize();
}
public void onDragEnd( MapDragEndEvent event ) {
mapWidget.checkResize();
}
now map will be added to gis and the gis will be wrapped inside
another panel with bordelayout position=center
now the map should be shown with 30% width and 30% height on right
corner bottom of the window.
I am struggling at this point to set the appropriate height and width
based on monitor size. Can any one suggest me a lay out for this ?
I dont want to initialize my mapwidget with large pixel values.
On Sep 5, 3:09 pm, Eric Ayers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The GWT faq shows you how to create an app that spans 100% width and
height by installing a Window resize handler. did you try that?
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5s=goog.
..
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 10:03 AM,neversaydie[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I need to develop some layout exactly as the maps.google.com.
The problem is getting the maps size correct across the different
sized monitors.
i tried setting 100% 100% as width and height, but that does not seem
to be working.
can anyone help me on this issue? I did see the google maps FAQ. that
does not help either.
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