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Source File: http://maps.gstatic.com/intl/en_au/mapfiles/api-3/29/main.js
Line: 54
It happens when I move the mouse cursor from the map to the horizontal
scroll bar at the bottom of the main frame if the bottom of
*Dear Susannah,*
i face with a problem:
http://tanglincairnhill.shioking.info/tc/
for internet explorer, the map stays ok, however zoom bar gets distorted
with multiple images of the component images..
i'm going for presentation weekly, and this is for community volunterism
please advise urgentl
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Hi there,
You can achieve a similar effect using CSS Mastery
See my crude re-created example:
http://taledo.com.au/map_overlay.htm
Basically, the wrapping DIV needs:
1. Aboslute positioning
2. A very small width (I've used 10px)
3. overflow:visible
The ONLY consideration to this method is that
Hi there,
You can achieve a similar effect using CSS Mastery
See my crude re-created example:
http://taledo.com.au/map_overlay.htm
Basically, the wrapping DIV needs:
1. Aboslute positioning
2. A very small width (I've used 10px)
3. overflow:visible
The ONLY consideration to this method is that
On Feb 22, 1:10 am, rowanc88 wrote:
> anything?
I think no answers because there is no simple answer to your question.
In order to the mouse events to reach the map, the overlays should be
part of the dom structure of map. There is no documented way to insert
such static overlays on map v3. An
Wrapping takes place in the LatLng objects that you use to specify the
position of your overlays. If you want to hide the fact that longitudes
wrap at +/- 180 degrees, I suggest using a smaller longitude range and
zooming in so that your map never spans 180 longitude.
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 10:1
Just to clarify, longitudes by definition wrap at +/- 180 degrees, but in v3
the tile space does not wrap. Which wrapping do you mean?
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 9:43 AM, Yonas Sahlemariam Haile <
yoniclas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there any way in Gmap V3 to stop the tilespace wrapping about longi
this is the url, i didn't send it earlier,
http://www.imrc.kist.re.kr/~yonas/ver_3/
On Feb 22, 7:50 am, Esa wrote:
> Custom map types of v3 do not wrap by default.
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thanks for your reply. its right the map types of v3 won't wrap
horizontally by default, but the overalys do. I have custom map types
that uses euclidean projection, in V2 i can stop the markers wrapping
on the X axis using getWrapWidth method, but i couldn't figure out how
to stop markers wrappin
Is there any way in Gmap V3 to stop the tilespace wrapping about longitude,
there was a method, projection.prototype.getWrapWidth(zoom) in Gmap V2 . if
this method returns infinity the map overlays won't repeat. i need the map
overlays stop wrapping horizontally on euclidean projection i made, i h
anything?
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hi guys, i am kind of newbie to Google Maps api Version-3, but have
little experience on V2. I have a custom projection based on
Version-2, and I used Projection.prototype.WrapWidth function to
return infinity so that the tilespace doesn't wrap horizontally. but
I couldn't find this method on V3.
I thought of using an OverlayView, but the hassle of maintaining the
tile lists seemed too much like hard work. As I look at it, the
difference between a MapType and an OverlayView is that the former
deals with the tile mapping onto the screen and which tiles are
required. The latter allows irregul
On Feb 21, 6:56 am, אæα wrote:
>
> why can't this work (m7418 is the polygon):
>
The function looks fine but http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3?hl=en.
What is the benefit of two separate maps that are shown one at a time?
Why not use a single Map instance and manipulate its view.
You can preload the tiles of the other view by momentarily setting map
center and zoom at page load.
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Hello,
I want to make a toggle for polygons with checkboxes, but I can't see
how to make a simple hide/show button:
I have for example:
http://pastebin.com/m70981c1a
http://boxes.x10hosting.com/poly-2.9.html
why can't this work (m7418 is the polygon):
var toggleState = 1;
function toggle() {
On Feb 21, 1:27 am, Chris Apolzon wrote:
> I think the best way to handle that is to actually have each map get its own
> div and show/hide the div itself as opposed to trying to swap out which map
> owns the div. May the powers of CSS be with you ;)
style.display="none" will confuse the API's D
Sorry, didn't mean to be a wiseguy Marcello :)
Think ill be implementing the clientside solution for our MapServer, any
possible reduction on load it a welcome one :)
2010/2/21 Marcelo
> On Feb 21, 1:41 pm, Björn Brala wrote:
> > It seems tho that the tiles are loaded even when the layer is h
On Feb 21, 1:41 pm, Björn Brala wrote:
> It seems tho that the tiles are loaded even when the layer is hidden. Sure
> its fast when you click, but it might slow down other donwloads
Yeah, yeah... I know that, but it's only a transparency demo, not an
application on a production site.
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So I write:
map0=new
google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas0"),options)
map1=new
google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas1"),options)
...
And then ?
(sorry, I'm not used to html and css) :(
On 21 fév, 02:27, Chris Apolzon wrote:
> I think the best way to handle tha
On Feb 21, 3:55 pm, MotoJohn wrote:
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> Anyone have any tool links out there for positioning and scaling?
>
I don't have Photoshop, but the general principle is simple enough and
it should be the same with any tile cutter script.
The pixel coordinates grow from left to right and from top to botto
On Feb 21, 4:55 pm, MotoJohn wrote:
> Anyone have any tool links out there for positioning and scaling?
>
This might be useful for you
http://maps.huge.info/goverlay.htm
It is a v2 GGroundOverlay scaling and positioning demo by John
http://maps.huge.info/blog/2007/11/new_demo_resizablemovable
This indeed solves my issue and got me started in the right direction.
(http://www.mapsjkfl.co.cc/map_v4.html) Unfortunately, I'm having a
miserable time determining the values for the Photoshop script, and
the Tile Cutter tool linked from your reference page doesn't fully
work anymore. I know that
On Feb 20, 5:10 pm, Philip wrote:
> I finally wrote my own MercatorProjection, but I suspect that the V3
> code doesn't use it.
>
> To see a demo of the resulting day/night shading on a map see:
>
> http://pskreporter.info/grid/test.html
>
> Note that the shading is calculated locally and is for t
On Feb 21, 1:23 am, Chris Apolzon wrote:
> Looks pretty good. Any chance you could put a demo together that loads all
> those vertices at once?
First, let me apologize for posting an inaccurate vertex count. The
actual number is 320,000. The 3.2 million record count applies to the
number of BT
It seems tho that the tiles are loaded even when the layer is hidden. Sure
its fast when you click, but it might slow down other donwloads
2010/2/21 Marcelo
> On Feb 12, 2:53 am, Steve D wrote:
> > I realized I needed to deal with missing tiles. (I'm guessing
> > your cgi script is doing that f
On Feb 12, 2:53 am, Steve D wrote:
> I realized I needed to deal with missing tiles. (I'm guessing
> your cgi script is doing that for you) Anyway, this seemed to get rid of
> the little red x's that were showing up all over my map:
>
> tile.onerror = function(){this.onerror=null; this.src='./non
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