> Does anyone use Mobile Atlas Creator?I have some questions to ask.
No, not yet, but it looks very useful!
I'll go and see what I can do with it!
Thanks for the suggestion!
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and have a result that
doesn't require GoogleMaps anymore. In this way, I can use the
animation in presentations where there is no Internet. Who knows a way
to accomplish this?
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I'll have a peek into this later today!
Thanks for pointing me at the right documentation!
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It didn't work.
Who has a suggestion for improvement?
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arate white line on top of the map.
--> Is there a way to put that button somewhere on the map itself?
--> And how do I remove that thing in the top-left corner that allows
you to shift the map? The map is fine as it is, no need to allow for
tampering with it!
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ps. How can I activate the nice little black ruler at the bottom,
showing the scale of the map?
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have to be passed over to the
JavaScript script to affect the map.
Would anyone know a simple example?
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> Javascript is not strongly typed.
> "Sector="+iSector+"radius="+Radius
Larry, it works! You're a genius! Thanks!
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> Maybe even on 2 lines, so I also need a "newline" in my string.
"Sectorradius" gives 2 lines.
But how to add the numerical values of iSector and Radius to the
string?
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uot;newline" in my string.
Now, as a test, I pass a fixed string to the label: "Sector", which is
not so informative yet...
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As you can see some messages up, I managed to make a rather decent,
self-scaling sector-plot!
Now that we are talking: is there a way to write text on the map?
E.g. add the numbers of the sectors and their radiuses?
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It seems to work now. See:
http://arjan64.home.xs4all.nl/test6.html
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I added a reference to file google.maps.Polygon.prototype.getBounds.js
in which I
have put the method as formulated on the sample page.
No polygon is shown, no rescaling is done...
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> Did you also copy the referenced scripts/v3_epoly.js file?
Hmm. That makes a difference! Thanks, Chris!
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ick on the downloaded html-file, I
don't get the same result!
Instead of the region near the Mont St-Michel on the above sample, I
get the coast of Australia!
And no sector!
To my recollection, this way of downloading and running a sample html-
file worked well yesterday.
What can be the matter?
R
> There is an extension to add a getBounds method to
> polygonhttp://code.google.com/p/google-maps-extensions/source/browse/google
> so you could get the triangle bounds and use it directly in fitBounds
I tried
map.fitBounds(testSector2.getBounds);
where testSector2 is the polygon,
but that
releasing these settings did not make the fitBounds work. Can
someone suggest what's wrong?
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Interesting links!
I'll study it with red ears!
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> 2): Is there a way to lock zooming? Once everything fits, I would
> prefer the zoom-level to remain fixed. Now, every time I touch the
> mouse wheel, or (try to) drag the map, the map changes.
Okay, this one was simple. Sorry for asking:
var myOptions = {
[...]
disableDefaultUI: true
the location of the central point and have
the map use that?
5): Can I add text on the map? E.g.: usually, there are 8 sectors and
I would like
to add the sector numbers.
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> If you need more complex maps I'd start looking at the V3
> API:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/
> Read the
> basics:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/basics.html
> And go through the
> tutorial:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/ja
use as a
first test to start my own application?
Background: I just want to be able to enter a location and then add
"sector plots": for a given radius add octants around it in
transparent colours. Maybe add a simple legend.
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