Wasn't it Sunny who wrote:
>
>So Mike,
>
>If I have to draw 60 polygons on a map,
>which method should i use.
>as I tried Gpolygon embed method, but it takes some time to draw
>polygon.
>SO, what are mine options that i can use, that are faster & i can use
>events like Mouseover & click to display
I am thinking of using vml to draw polygons on map.
As I think it is faster than using Gpolygon factory method.
But the only problem is How I can make those vml polygons a part of
the map, so when I zoom in or out they become smaller or larger?
On Oct 2, 12:42 pm, Andy R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
So Mike,
If I have to draw 60 polygons on a map,
which method should i use.
as I tried Gpolygon embed method, but it takes some time to draw
polygon.
SO, what are mine options that i can use, that are faster & i can use
events like Mouseover & click to display data over those polygons.
On Oct 3,
Wasn't it Sunny who wrote:
>
>I am thinking of using vml to draw polygons on map.
>As I think it is faster than using Gpolygon factory method.
I reckon it's pretty unlikely that you can write VML that runs
noticeably faster than that written by the Google programmers.
In fact, you'd have to do s
> The problem with canvas is that, it wont work in IE.
That's why Mike told you about 'excanvas'. This gives you (limited)
canvas support in IE.
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Hi Mike,
The problem with canvas is that, it wont work in IE.
And chrismarx is there a way to convert vml 2 svg.
On Oct 2, 11:51 am, chrismarx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've used this library
>
> http://code.google.com/p/svg2vml/
>
> that will convert svg code to vml if the site is being loa
I've used this library
http://code.google.com/p/svg2vml/
that will convert svg code to vml if the site is being loaded in a
browser that doesn't support svg.
Seems like the project still needs a little work, I had to tweak it a
bit to get everything working correctly for me-
chris-
On Oct 2, 1
By using excanvas.js you can get a subset of CANVAS in all modern
browsers. Opera, Firefox, Mozilla, Chrome, Safari, Flock, Seamonkey etc.
all have CANVAS built in to the recent versions. Excanvas transparently
converts CANVAS calls into VML calls, but that only works for features
for which VML ha
The Mozilla SVG is a native SVG implementation, you don't need to
install a viewer.
On 2 Okt., 14:59, Sunny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Firefox can't read vml & for SVG you need to install svg viewer.
> Is there something that can be used to display graphics like
> rectangles shapes th
Sunny wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Firefox can't read vml & for SVG you need to install svg viewer.
>
no Firefox reads SVG natively.
IE reads VML natively.
> Is there something that can be used to display graphics like
> rectangles shapes that work both in IE & Firefox.
No but since you are on the google
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