On 17 Mai, 23:55, Rossko wrote:
> I can see that behaviour in FF, but in IE it works as expected with
> cursor change and tooltip over the marker. That suggests a link to
> the different rendering technologies.
I cannot see it working in both Firefox 4.0.1 and Internet Explorer
9.0 on Windows XP
Still anybody here? It's still broken. :-(
The cursor is only changed to anything if the map is draggable. If it
is not draggable, the cursor is the default arrow everywhere.
On 3 Apr., 11:48, Yves wrote:
> Okay, the cursor is now changed - as long as the map is draggable. I
> have
Okay, the cursor is now changed - as long as the map is draggable. I
have updated my online example so that the map is not draggable. Now
the cursor is not updated anymore! Is that by intention?
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My version of the docs [1] treats "rect" synonymous to "rectangle".
But that must be an error. It really works with "rect" now that I knew
what I had to change.
Since this is already the second {error that kept me from working} (is
there a word for it?) in the German docs, is there a way how I can
On 1 Apr., 22:33, Rossko wrote:
> > How is MarkerShape supposed to be used? It's not a constructor,
> > according to FireBug, and it doesn't have a constructor, according to
> > the Google Docs. Is MarkerShape only an object template, which I
> > perfectly matched already?
>
> Here are the
> docs
How is MarkerShape supposed to be used? It's not a constructor,
according to FireBug, and it doesn't have a constructor, according to
the Google Docs. Is MarkerShape only an object template, which I
perfectly matched already?
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Okay, let's look at this page:
http://unclassified.de/tmp/maptest/cursor.html
The marker should have a pointer (hand) cursor, but it doesn't.
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The shape property is correctly set to the rectangle [0, 0, 20, 34]
which corresponds to the size of the icon image.
I'll work on getting a public example online. All my current
development takes place in a yet non-public site and I need to create
a copy of the problem every time something doesn't
I can define whatever cursor and shape I want for a Marker, it just
doesn't change the cursor to anything than the default arrow. What's
wrong here? I've added a click handler for my Markers so that the user
is redirected to a detail view for that marker. A "pointing hand"
cursor would be very appr
I have a list of lat/long positions and would like to show them all in
a map with markers. I can determine the centre by finding the middle
of the entire lat resp. lng value space, and I can add all markers to
the map. I just don't know how to determine the correct zoom value so
that all markers ar
On 16 Mrz., 04:59, Chris Broadfoot wrote:
> Since they don't need to be interactive, use the Static Maps
> API:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/staticmaps/
Cool, didn't know that one. Thanks.
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If I was to show a list of locations each with its own tiny map
beside, how many maps could I possibly place on one web page? What
constraints about page load speed, browser hanging, network load or
Google server load (ban etc.) would I need to pay attention to? Is it
even recommended to have more
Thanks, that did it. The satellite type was missing.
On 5 Mrz., 00:16, Esa wrote:
> In controlOptions you have mapTypeIds:
>
> [ osm, Terrain, Roadmap, Hybrid ]
>
> Terrain and Hybrid maptypes seem to be kind of subtypes of Roadmap and
> Satellite now. You cannot have Terrain without Roadmap but
Are there any plans to support what was GHierarchicalMapTypeControl in
V2 for the current Maps API? A Google employee wrote they're working
on it, back in May 2010. Today I cannot find anything about it,
searching for several names and descriptions in two different
languages. Is it really gone for
I've added an OpenStreetMaps map type to my map, like they said it
would work on http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Google_Maps_Example .
While the map type itself works fine, the type selection does not! I
can only select from OSM alone or OSM and Roadmap, but no longer from
the other types like T
No. I had to load that page, click on the "English" in the top right
corner to view a list of languages, click on "English" again and read
the English translation of the page. It's got different contents,
including the chapter you were referring to from the beginning. Seems
the German translation w
Sorry, the page you liked to does not contain that anchor. So either
the link is invalid, outdated or restricted to other users or regions
than me. The information you directed me to is not accessible to me.
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How often will I still be directed to the top of the first basic
introduction page?! That won't help more the tenth time.
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On 24 Feb., 18:32, Michael Geary wrote:
> I also wish the language made
> it a reasonable proposition to add Object.prototype methods - and as Ben
> mentioned future versions will - but at the moment it's not very practical
> because of the for..in loop problem.
It would already help a lot if you
On 24 Feb., 12:48, Chris Broadfoot wrote:
> If you want to serve pages as XHTML, you need to load the API
> asynchronously:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/basics.html...
I still cannot find any on-topic information on the page you refer to.
> I would personally recommen
The Object "class" contains functions anyway, why aren't they
iterated, too? And if you iterate over *anything* you have to live
with the results. If you get a variable from an unknown source (which
is not unusual in browsers' JavaScript) of a type you cannot handle,
it's your (here: Google's) faul
On 23 Feb., 23:24, Rossko wrote:
> Disallowed by whom?
Disallowed by the fact that it doesn't work that way. It's
undocumented though.
> If you do want the API loader to avoid use of document.write, you can
> use an alternative loading method as described in the
> docshttp://code.google.com/api
On 23 Feb., 21:52, Esa wrote:
> The recommended document type by the documentation is HTML5
>
>
> If you mean pure XHTML with media type 'application/xhtml+xml'. I know
> that is very fragile but why even try to use it?
It will reveal any mistake I make writing the page, like forgetting to
clo
Nevermind, I changed the content type from what is recommended for
XHTML to text/html and then it worked.
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I finally managed to work out how to get those Google Maps to work.
XHTML doesn't seem to have reached Google yet so I cannot use it when
I want a map. Too bad. (FTR: Don't ever try to deliver web pages with
any other content type than text/html. You only lose document
checking, but you get maps -
When I include the Google Maps API JavaScript in my web page, it
breaks everything. Firebug logs the following cryptic error message:
Operation is not supported" code: "9
' type="text/javascript"><' + '/script>');
The error occurs in "js?sensor=false" (line 9). This is Google's code.
It's where i
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