I am trying to achieve the described funationality, see my stackoverflow
post for my findings which include some some simple jsfiddle examples.
I'm almost there but not quite...
The best solution I have found is to place the sliding panel on the right
hand side, although this does not meet my d
Hmm, it seems that Google Maps doesn't change the center of the map
when hiding and showing the left panel. The map only seems to be
expanded or decreased on the left side.
Isn't this a good approach?
On Aug 19, 5:17 pm, Esa wrote:
> I was writing earlier: "You can either adjust the map size or
I was writing earlier: "You can either adjust the map size or you can
float the side panel on
map and move the control elements. Both ways have many pitfalls. "
There is a third way to do it. You can have two maps. One displayed
with sidebar and one full width displayed when the sidebar is hidden.
yup, we want !
On 12 Aug., 23:08, Kesuke wrote:
> If enough people are interested I will do a guide on how to replicate
> the maps.google.com side panel witj JQuery. It isn't as complicated as
> it seems, but it does have to be done in quite a precise way. Is this
> something people want?
>
> On
Hello EveryOne,
How can i change scalecontrol position in V3 (i.e., i want to
change its x and y position). As in API V2 we can set
function GScaleControl1(){};
GScaleControl1.prototype = new GScaleControl();
GScaleControl1.prototype.getDefaultPosition = function() {
return new GControlPosit
Hello Everyone,
After lots of vexation .Finally i was able to get some wat effect
like Google map. I am posting the code also so that anyone like me
searching for sliding panel with Google maps V3 may find it helpful. I
do still have problem in rendering zoom control and scale control as
the slidi
Hello Kesuke,
It would be great if you guide me to get this done.
Regards.
On Aug 13, 2:08 am, Kesuke wrote:
> If enough people are interested I will do a guide on how to replicate
> the maps.google.com sidepanelwitj JQuery. It isn't as complicated as
> it seems, but it does have to be done i
If enough people are interested I will do a guide on how to replicate
the maps.google.com side panel witj JQuery. It isn't as complicated as
it seems, but it does have to be done in quite a precise way. Is this
something people want?
On Aug 12, 9:24 pm, Esa wrote:
> I see quite tricky to duplicat
I see quite tricky to duplicate the behavior of the map when its size
is changed. Map doesn't move when the side panel is switched. However
its center changes. You can test it by zooming in.
You can either adjust the map size or you can float the side panel on
map and move the control elements. Bo
On Aug 11, 7:24 pm, Kesuke wrote:
> The left panel (where the directions are shown) on maps.google.com
> could be easily reproduced using CSS and JQuery.
I know it's usual to call even higher levels of complexity easy.
Let's look a bit closer: I agree that it really should be easy
to move th
Are you talking about the entire left panel - or the panels within the
map?
The left panel (where the directions are shown) on maps.google.com
could be easily reproduced using CSS and JQuery.
Your page will look something like:
Stuff you want in the panel
Then, you will give your map-c
On Aug 11, 12:06 am, GMapHelp wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using Google Maps API V3. I wanna add sliding panel same as
> google maps on my googlemap page. I have added on Google map
> API . My problem is that i cant place this DIV before pan and zoom
> control.? Can any one help me, how can i ge
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