hii i want to know is there a way that i can show kml label or custom icons
???
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To clarify the goal again it is to have the inner circle shaded (or any
polygon really) when the poplygon overlaps the point (-90 0). Shading the
area around the circle was the idea to fix the problem I originally posted
about because it would cause a "hole" at the south pole, but that is not
Thanks for the example...but I know how to show infowindows with a
regular map that's not using marker manager like the example you
postedper this page...http://greenandtheblue.com/weather/
markers_xml_13jun11.html.
But I still don't know how to implement the infowindow using marker
manager..
Almost. I tried your points. It almost works but still fails if the circle
crosses the south pole, not just -90 latitude. When I tried moving the
circle to the south pole then both shapes become shaded so this does not fix
the original problem. Does your code work if you move over your donut
>>Here's my functioning page:
http://greenandtheblue.com/weather/markers_xml_11jul11.html
This example layout of a v3 map using your xml file which might help with
the Infowindow issue.
http://www.easypagez.com/examples/sr.html
Ralph
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On Jul 11, 8:37 pm, Richard Shelby wrote:
> No it does not :/
>
> I think it is shading the inside of the circle, and then the everywhere
> outside the outer set of points, is there a way to reverse this? I put up
> an example site, I apologize for the strange way I set everything up, I
> strippe
No it does not :/
I think it is shading the inside of the circle, and then the everywhere
outside the outer set of points, is there a way to reverse this? I put up
an example site, I apologize for the strange way I set everything up, I
stripped all these functions from the application I am bu
Rossko, your advice has been invaluable. I worked on it for a while,
trying to understand the ins and outs, and I'm now letting marker
manager do the work...and it's functioning as it should.
Still...the infowindow problem. I'm not sure where to declare and
define the infowindow (locally now, no
You set a new query after each zoom level change based on 'importance'
column. To me it seems that those problematic markers are those who
vanish first when you zoom out.
The click coordinate data is provided by a separate tiny JSON file. It
looks like setQuery() makes the tiles to come but the JS
Yes, it does come with the data. I tried it with inline style. As you
can see, not very successfully...
The parsed xml looks like this (description tag is the interesting
part):
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Try reversing the order in which you add the points to the surrounding
polygon - does that work?
If it doesn't work, it would be helpful to post up an example page online so
that we can all take a look - thanks.
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On Tuesday, 12 July 2011 06:20:15 UTC+10, Rich wrote:
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> Also, does the google maps javascript V3 API circle method draw Euclidean
> circles (large ones become less of a true circle on a flat map)? Here is a
> link:
> http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/overlays.html#Cir
I can see in info window content DOM:
margin-bottom: 5px
but didn't find it in CSS. Does it come with your data?
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Sorry to bother you again, but this didn't solve the whole problem. At
first I was happy, but then I discovered, that it only worked for this
particular marker. There dozens of others where it doesn't. The
following page shows the lot:
http://portal.sef-energietechnik.de/unsere-referenzen/
The pr
I think I understand a little bit better now. I got it to work, it makes a
polygon out of both paths, but it always fills in the circle. Is there an
order or something I am looking past? I tried adding the paths to my 2D
array in both orders (as in the outside path first and then the inside p
Thank you. That makes sense but I have having issues implementing this
solution. Do you mean that the outside path should be (90,-180) (90,180)
(-90, 180) (-90, -180)?? I just made an one array with these values and
have the second array as my circle points, stored them another array and set
> note that the initial load shows 100 markers but I tell it to show 60
> at zoom level 6,
As I said before, don't add your newly created markers to the map, let
MarkerManager do the managing for you.
> Lastly, my infowindow is only showing the same infowindow when I click
> on any marker.
You h
I couldn't see how to do this and ended up using the Panoramio JSON
function to add custom points. This is OK for a map with a small
number of photos but if there are several thousand photos in the area
of the map it gets slow.
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#theMap {
...
line-height: 1em;}
is inherited to info window.
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Hi Bradley,
The data is being generated by a program in the file
awidahomapping.js (referenced on the page.) The current version of
the page is at:
http://www.alliedwasteidaho.com/trash-and-recycling/collection-map.php
One caveat is to not assume that if I use the same filename for a
file
Instead of writing that kind of animation, I would recommend trying
BOUNCE animation.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/reference.html#Animation
I like it even better for similar purpose.
You can also file a feature request for that 'hesitating growing'
animation
http://cod
This is from a site of mine. In an example that I tested, the outcome of
$vanposlat was 52.13. $zoekafstand = 15. The result of $zoekafstand /
(69 * 1.61) = 0,1350256. And surprise surprse $maxlat = 52.1350256 So we
lost the 0.13 However when I echo $vanposlat it = 52.13, bu
Hi everyone,
this problem drives me mad and I couldn't find a satisfying answer by
googling. I have a lot of markers generated from a database. Every
marker has an onclick-listener, which opens an infowindow (there's
only one instance of this class) and displays some simple HTML
information. This
Hello Gents,
First of all great work, this point in polygon is exactly what I need to
accomplish and I as a newbie I am hoping for some pointers. I have multiple
polygons (franchise territories) that I need a user to be able to find who
they need to call based on a geo-coded address.
1.) Now
I have a loading "throbber" on the site i'm working on,
It is used in all my async calls.
However, i would like to use it for when google maps loads new tiles,
as well.
in v2, there was an undocumented event: beforetilesload that could've
been used.
any ideas how this could be accomplished in v
I now have markermanager working "mostly" on this page.
http://greenandtheblue.com/weather/markers_xml_11jul11.html
I'm passing the array of markers and letting marker manager do it's
thing to display the certain number that I designate. However, you'll
note that the initial load shows 100 marker
> What is the minimum ammount of time that the cache might be updated.
> Could it be every 10 minutes?
KmlLayer cache expiry is under Google's control, you can't influence
it. It seems to be at least several hours.
The method Chris suggested circumvents the cache altogether, so you
needn't worry
hi all,
i'm migrating a goole map application to the api v3, but i'm facing a
timing issue problem (i think) between the bound_changed event and the
map.fitbounds().
here is a link:
http://www.locationsearch.acc.pharmeon.nl/pages/locatieZoeker1.asp?articleid=116890
if you search for 1019JL or Amste
Thanks to everyone for your replies. The http://www.geocodezip.com
site was a great starting point.
I've created a hardcoded example that actually works in IE v8 on Win
XP and works on some Mac OS X Macs with Safari but not all of them.
I've uploaded the file to:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34923164/
While it's not possible to not expose your Javascript at some point, you can at
least deter people from stealing your code through the use of a compiler. There
are a number of options available online, or I have personally enjoyed working
with the Closure compiler.
Jeremy R. Geerdes
Generally C
There's a problem with positioning infowindow content because FF5 doesn't
show correctly '-moz-transform: translate...'
I have select dropdown shown on the right place, but when clicked options
are displayed above the map_canvas (same is happening for jquery calendar
plugin; you can check this o
Thanks a lot. Will give it a try.
What is the minimum ammount of time that the cache might be updated.
Could it be every 10 minutes?
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Greetings GM/GFT gods...
PROBLEM: Some markers displayed by the fusion-table layer cannot be
clicked.
REPRODUCE IT:
1. Go to http://arve.epfl.ch/test/
2. Use the menu-popup (top left) to choose a weird planet-
location (e.g. Wadi-Halfa)
3. See you sometimes you can't cl
Hi,
I do know how to interchange the "balloon" with a bigger one, but how
is this growing effect achieved?
Just by using intermediate sizes and change the icon to a slightly
bigger one over some period of time? Like 10 images for 1 "grow"?
Thanks a lot
On Jun 30, 10:55 am, TheKnight wrote:
> Hi
Thank you for your reply. But I still not very sure how it works.
I am using local host, so even I share the link, I think you will not able
to view.
Can you please answer this question :
http://localhost:49226/BoundFMS/Default10simplemap.aspx>
view-source:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/docume
You'll have to show us a link for us to help you.
Here's one custom map type I've made:
http://broady.github.com/osm-layer/example.html
Code here:
http://broady.github.com/osm-layer/osm.js
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On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 5:03 PM, Daejeon wrote:
> I am still having probl
I am still having problem with creating tiles and how to overlap my tiles in
the Google map.
Take this simple
tutorial:http://localhost:49226/BoundFMS/Default10.aspx>
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/map-projection-simple.html
I think the tile URL should be here
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