Rossko,
Thanks much for the example code. I've been stuck on this point just
like the OP and you have shown the way.
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I took one of the simple Google v3 demo maps and added:
1. A doctype strict declaration
2. Some CSS from a v2 app that helps the v2 map run full screen
without scroll bars
Here is the tweaked Google v3 demo map:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/width_problem_01.html
The v3 map displays
Pil,
Here is version 04 of my test file:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/width_problem_04.html
In this version I loaded the CSS before the Google Maps API v3.
For me, the Firefox error console continues to give the same warning.
Do you get any warning message with this version of my tes
Pil,
I'm grateful for your time. Many thanks.
I'll post this as a bug and maybe Google will be able to polish the
css they use with their dropdown menu.
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Damsel,
Thanks for your reply and I apologize for my failure to validate.
I made the corrections and also added tags (needed for
strict).
Here is my updated V3 test code which passes validation for both CSS
and HTML:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/width_problem_03.html
Alas, the Fire
Pil,
First I read (and starred) a request on the Issues page that network
link support be added. Then I saw your post in this thread.
I added one set of tags to a KML file that has two network
links and that KML file displayed just fine.
Hooray! Network link support is essential for a v2 app I
I have a v2 app that listens for when the API is ready to display KML
data on the map with the following line:
GEvent.addListener(masu.geoXml, "load", function() {
Now I’m upgrading this app to v3 and pondering how best to accomplish
this task.
Presumably I want to listen for tilesloaded.
In
William,
Thanks for the suggestion.
1. This file listens to map for defaultviewport_changed
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/kml_71.html
The event never fires and the map div remains hidden
2. This file listens to mykml for defaultviewport_changed
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_p
Rats - I just noticed that my test files 71-74 contained a coding
error. I fixed it and re-posted the files.
Result #2 is the only one that changed.
In this test the event fires once.
When I click OK (to clear the alert message) then a few tiles flash on
the screen before being overwritten by the
Subject line for this thread changed back to the original by the OP.
William, thank you very much for your suggestion. It works great!
I deleted the innermost addListenerOnce since I do not care if the
user sees the KML related tiles as they are painted on the screen. I
just did not want the or
Subject again changed back to original by the OP
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I don't know about gstatic but I did see somewhere in the docs this
list of browsers that are supported by v3 of the Maps API:
Google Maps JS API v3 supports:
* IE 7.0+ (Windows)
* Firefox 3.0+ (Windows|Mac|Linux)
* Safari 4+ (Mac|iPhone)
* Chrome (Windows|Mac|Linux)
* Androi
Philip,
The link to your KML is not working for me
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Philip,
I can read your kml file just fine with a v2 app:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?q=http://www.brechler-web.de/geodb/genkml.kml&t=t1
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I can also read your kml file with the v3 version of the same app:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/test_v3/test_v3_347.php
Please note that I am in the middle of upgrading this app to v3 and
I'm not sure how long this interim version (347) will be on my server.
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I wish to place a link near the lower righthand corner of the map and
*above* the "Terms of use" link.
In the following map I made a custom control and placed it with
BOTTOM_RIGHT. Of course it appears to the *left* of the "Terms of
use" (as described in the docs).
http://www.mappingsupport.com/
Well it turns out that the v2 app I am upgrading to v3 does in fact
use drop down menus.
Here's my compromise based on BOTTOM and Pil's suggestion of a margin
offset.
I reduced the map div to 400px by 400px and it still works fine
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/add_link_to_map_28.html
Things change
Here is a kml file that (1) has 3 network links and (2) does *not*
have tags.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/multiple_kml_files_04.kml
I can read and display it on a map with v3 code just fine.
Hooray! I was not looking forward to adding tags to my
existing kml fil
Alas, I have not been able to figure out how to do these two things
with KML files:
A. When the map first appears on the user's screen, then display a
KML file and let the API automatically set the map center and zoom
B. As the user toggles the KML on/off, preserve the viewport
Below is Google'
Chad,
I apologize for not doing a better job explaining.
Here are 2 demo maps. They both have a custom control the user can
click to toggle the kml.
The app I am working on never knows what kml file it is going to be
asked to display.
Therefore you will see in the map options I have arbitrarily
Larry,
Thanks! I'll try that and post a map link
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Chad,
Many thanks!
Undocumented, huh?
Well shoot - no wonder I was having probs...
I had to wrap your goodie in a couple of listeners.
The demo map below works exactly as I wanted. Yippee!
This was the last known item in upgrading a v2 app to v3.
I'll report here on the app itself after some bet
The KML toggle control on this map works fine.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/toggle_kml_good.html
The KML toggle control on this map causes the KML to briefly flicker
and then the KML remains visible.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/toggle_kml_bad.html
The only difference is i
Thank you gentlemen.
The only 'gotcha' here were my own mistakes.
Below is the cleaned up map.
When the map opens the API sets the viewport based on the KML data.
After the map opens then the viewport set by the user (via zoom/pan)
is retained while the KML data is toggled on/off.
I removed both
Some errors in KML files will result in no KML data appearing on the
map.
Is there a way to trap this so a message can be displayed to the user
suggesting it might be a good idea to run the KML file through a
validator?
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In Firefox 3.6.6 the checkbox captioned "Allow pages to choose their
own colors, instead of my selections above" determines whether or not
the map tiles are displayed. Changing this checkbox while viewing a
v2 map has no effect on the tiles.
Here's a simple v3 map:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/
Previously I reported issue 2549 which related to a minor CSS bug
rsulting from Google's drop down menu.
The bug caused a message to be posted to the Firefox error console.
The bug report was quickly marked "FixedNotReleased"
Today I see other threads where people report things that worked
Friday
Steve,
You can avoid the Google cache and always read the real kml file with:
var mykml = new google.maps.KmlLayer("http://url_to_kml?dummy="; + (new
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I've been playing with the code of this example:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/polyline-complex.html
I've made the markers draggable and now I want the polyline to follow
the markers as they are dragged.
If I understand correctly, I ought to be able to use the
William,
Thanks for your thoughts. I've studied the reference doc and did not
find any hint of anything like path.bindAt nor did I see any mention
of a string key that would identify an element of a MVCArray.
Perhaps such things exist but are not in the docs yet.
I'll modify the Google example
Yes, I did see that Marc Ridey post along with his followup post.
Alas, those posts do not appear to answer the question of how do we
bind to elements of an MVCArray.
The bindTo statement I want to write is:
marker[i].bindTo(‘position’, what_do_I_put_here, ‘position’);
what_do_I_put_here needs
Marx,
Thanks, I did see something in that map that is useful.
However that code does not contain any bindTo therefor my original
question remains on the floor.
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Here is my solution:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/drag_marker_and_line.html
Click a few times to draw a line.
Drag a marker and the line follows the marker.
The polyline is an MVCArray.
I wish it was possible to use the bindTo feature to link the positions
of my markers to the positio
Fantastic!
You get a star.
H.do I dare put this in my app given that it is undocumented?
On Jul 21, 7:39 am, Nianwei Liu wrote:
> This one is a bindTo Solution.
>
> http://gmaps-utility-gis.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/v3test/mvc/poly_bin...
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Well that's an astute observation.
Perhaps we'll get lucky and one of the Google staff will comment.
On Jul 21, 7:55 am, Nianwei Liu wrote:
> After some extra thinking I believe this should always work, it has
> nothing to do with undocumented feature.
>
> The fact is that the the drag action tri
Ben & William,
Thanks for your thoughts.
This part of my project involves route planning and rightclicking a
marker will show a context menu that will include choices to:
delete the current marker
insert a marker after the current marker
On the map below you click to draw a line. The mar
Thanks Ben.
Nianwei - I apologize that I did not realize Ben was referring to your
intriguing code.
On Jul 21, 9:58 pm, Ben Appleton wrote:
> I refer to Nianwei's
> MVCArrayBinder:http://gmaps-utility-gis.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/v3test/mvc/poly_bin...
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http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/drag_marker_and_line_beta1.html
Click this map to set some markers and draw a line.
Then rightclick a marker to display an infowindow with the bones of a
context menu.
Click an item in the menu.
Close the alert window.
Notice that a new marker has been add
Pil,
Thanks for your insight.
It will certainly be annoying to users if they have to close the info
window themselves after a menu function executes.
I'll experiment with trigger and clearListeners in the functions.
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http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/drag_marker_and_line_beta2.html
Recap: My problem involves a global infowindow that displays a menu.
The info window uses an onclick command to execute different
functions.
When the user clicks a menu item in the info window that also cau
Susannah,
Thanks very much!
I had begun to suspect this was a propagation issue.
Since I've not had to deal with that type of issue before, I'll check
out the quirks link.
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Thank you to those who so generously share their time in this forum to
help others, including myself, up the learning curve. I have an eye
out for questions that I may be able to answer to help pay the favor
forward.
Now about browser detecting
In v2 we had GBrowserIsCompatible(). In v3 we a
Oops - Looks like a space sneaked into the link to the browser detect
code snip. Try this one:
htttp://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/browser_detect.txt
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Well this is all quite interesting.
OK, for now I have disabled the browser detect code in my app.
I certainly don't want to leave out Larry :)
The 'Help' file for the app has a section listing the officially
supported browsers/OS combinations and states that other combos may
or may not work.
-
Kesuke,
Thanks for your comments - not a hijack at all.
There's obviously a larger and important issue, namely the pros and
cons of using browser detect code in v3 apps.
If an app does not have browser detect code, then is there some way to
detect when a v3 app is giving the user a bad experien
The bones of the context menu in this map now work fine.
I stopped event propagation/bubbling as Susannah recommended.
Click the map to drop (draggable) markers and draw a line.
Right click a marker for the context menu.
When you select a menu item (1) the corresponding function will
execute, (2)
Robbie,
I looked at your map but did not see radar images.
I recently dealt with a related issue involving KML files, zoom and
viewports. Here's the test map I made after I got it working.
Hopefully this will shed some light for you.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/preserveViewport_kml
Consider a KML ScreenOverlay. You can park it anywhere. Stick your
logo in a png file.
For more info:
http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/kmlreference.html#screenoverlay
http://groups.google.com/group/kml-support
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Here's an example of (1) toggling KML and (2) preserving the user's
viewport while doing so.
Hope it helps.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/preserveViewport_kml_35.html
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Case 1
This map has an infoWindow without any styling. You can highlight
text in the infoWindow, rightclick, and see a context menu that lets
you copy that text to the clipboard.
http://gmaps-samples-v3.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/single-infowindow/single-infowindow.html
Case 2
This map has an infoW
In this June 12, 2009 thread Google announced a new version of the
API.
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/thread/c5387dd6d3ea9e98/713b9b9c22a21fd5?lnk=gst&q=copy+input+bug#713b9b9c22a21fd5
User pi5701 (pistol) then reported trouble copying items in an
infoWindow.
A
I tried FireFox 3.6.6, I.E. 8 and Chrome.
I got the same result on all 3.
I wonder if this is related to my other recent thread dealing with the
mysterious enhancement #1415 which (if it really exists) has something
to do with copying (and pasting?) items in an infowindow.
http://groups.google.com
William,
That is what I am seeing also and is reflected in case 1 of my post.
If there is no styling at all then you can right click and copy text
from an infowindow.
But if there is *any* styling (including , or )
then you cannot.
I would like to know if this is a bug or the way the API is inte
On Aug 17, 11:38 pm, Pil wrote:
> What browser are you referring to?
>
> In Firefox you can set the preference
>
> "Allow scripts to [ ] Disable or replace the context menu"
>
> If you didn't allow the browsers own context menu appears in all of
> your examp
It seems to me that the API should be intended to treat a right click
in case 1 and case 2 the same way.
If that is true, then either case 1 or case 2 reflects a bug.
But which example demonstrates the bug (given my assumption of
developer-friendly uniform behavior)?
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http://gmaps-samples-v3.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/single-infowindow/single-infowindow.html
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Pete,
Here's the basic idea:
content = "";
Hope this helps
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On Aug 21, 5:02 pm, Dronnikkl wrote:
> * how to determine where to insert it in array?
I have both a markers array and an MVC array.
The MVC array has the polyline going from marker to marker.
I assigned each element in the marker array a property which contains
the index value in the MVC array
Here is a version of the simple marker map which I have modified.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/infowindow_paste.html
You can click the marker, modify the latlng, click ‘save’ and the
marker will move to the new location. (Try a change of several
degrees.)
Problem: I want the users o
Perhaps KML ground overlays would be useful.
This example uses an image as a ground overlay.
http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/kml_tut.html#ground_overlays
I've used text in a png file as ground overlays
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See http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/kmlelementsinmaps.html
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Depending on your needs, one possibility might be to have your code
build and save a KML file.
http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/kmlreference.html
Your code could test headers to see if this file existed and, if so,
display it on the map.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentatio
Please check your link
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Good question. I hope Google responds to it.
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Today Google confirmed the bug report I filed on this issue and
assigned an internal tracking number.
If getting this bug fixed is important to you please go to the bug
thread and click the star to cast your vote.
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=2661
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I copied this sample map and the kml file it displays:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/layer-kml.html
I deleted the zoom setting so my version lets Google set the zoom
based on the data in the KML file. Here’s my version:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/test_ng_to
Here is a KML file with 3 sections
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4/helpfile/three_files.kml
Here is the map displaying that file:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?q=http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4/helpfile/three_files.kml
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Your KML file says:
/hen/get_kml
Try using a complete URL to your KML file and deleting the next 4
lines.
On Sep 3, 4:18 am, Francesco wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm experiencing the same strange behaviour.
>
> You can see the kml working at
> http://maps.google.dk/?q=http://ousia.mine.nu/hen.kml
The networklink in your kml file now says:
http://ousia.mine.nu/hen/get_kml
I do not believe that is a valid URL to a KML file. A valid URL would
end in .kml
You appear to be trying to run some kind of code with that line so it
is little wonder that it does not work
Just for fun, try ent
Does your infowindow html specify the height and width of the pic?
If not, you might give that a try
Also in this case it might help if you post the html code for one of
your infowindows
On Sep 3, 8:25 am, Christine Letts wrote:
> https://www.haverford.edu/politicalscience/solidarityeconomy/mapp
I tried to view your latest kml file with my app.
My app reports that your server throws an internal error when I try to
access your kml file.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?q=http://ousia.mine.nu/hen/get.kml&refresh=1
Also, I cannot download your KML file.
Did you try to validate your
Francesco,
Sorry, but I don't know the answer to your question.
I've only used the javascript API according to Google's documentation
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Here's another example of using preserveViewport (although I am
letting Google set the zoom)
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/preserveViewport_kml_35.html
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Yikes! Who swiped my markers?? This iframe map is supposed to have
some.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.html
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KML still displays on the map but this map is also
supposed to have markers (which apparently are on strike)
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?q=http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4/helpfile/three_files.kml
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Yup, works for me now
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Have you validated your KML file?
My app was unable to display your file:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?q=http://www.koolbusiness.com/output.kml
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Google maintains its own cache for KML files.
Clearing the browser cache will not clear this Google cache.
You can tell your code to ignore the Google Cache and always read the
KML file.
Here's an example of the code I'm using to do this:
masu.kml_url_on_masu = "http://www.mappingsupport.co
Have you seen this?
http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/mapsSupport.html
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Justin,
The coords in your file look like:
-80.22523937662933,27.17158446633324
I'm guessing you are not really trying to map Antarctica
Correct syntax for is lat,lng
Also, the following code will cause the API to ignore the Google KML
cache and re-read the KML file:
mykml = new google.maps.Kml
tuples. Do not include spaces
> within a tuple."
>
> Did this change recently? It appears to work just fine in google earth/
> google maps.
>
> On Sep 15, 10:52 am, Joseph Elfelt wrote:
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> > Justin,
>
> > The coords in your file look like:
> > -80.2
I downloaded your KML file and ran it thru the online validator at
http://www.kmlvalidator.com
which said your file is not valid KML.
You might do that yourself and try to rectify the errors
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I did the Bluetooth one.
You might try searching the API v2 forum on 'refresh' and see if that
sheds light.
I know this has been discussed before
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Good Morning Luke,
I looked at your example and saw that it is possible to highlight text
in your InfoBubbles, right-click to get a context menu and copy that
text to the clipboard. Do you have any idea if it will be possible to
do this with a standard InfoWindow that has been styled with CSS?
T
I looked at your kml file.
You might try changing the first 2 lines to something simpler and
seeing if the problem goes away.
Perhaps:
http://earth.google.com/kml/2.2";>
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Did you validate your KML file? http://www.kmlvalidator.com/home.htm
Where there any errors?
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Yippee - Today I received an email from Google announcing this bug has
been fixed.
I tested this with some code I have in development and it works great!
You can now have a standard infowindow containing an input field and
do normal right-click copy/paste actions with that input field.
Thank you
Oops - I meant to also edit the subject line.
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This might help:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?q=http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4/helpfile/Stafford_Creek.kml&t=t2
Search the source for ImageMapType.
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Good News - Yes you can.
I like having the ability to do this and I am surprised there is not
more chatter about displaying Google MyMaps via the API.
Step 1
Make a small KML file with a network link which points to the MyMap.
Put this small KML file online.
Here is an example file showing you how
Thanks for the kind words.
You are correct. One premise of my app is that the user knows the
'msid' value (unique key) that Google assigned to the MyMap. I am
guessing that Google assigns an 'msid' value to each MyMap as soon as
the user saves the map. The trick for you will be trying to find
You should be able to turn the first overlay off with:
myOverlay.setMap();
Then just build the new overlay in the normal manner.
On Nov 1, 2:59 am, serj wrote:
> it is possible to set a new image in GroundOverlay (to replace current
> image)?
> thanks
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I spent 20+ years in a real estate related field using hand drawn
parcel maps like you describe. Your application is an intriguing one
and I certainly hope we hear more from you as your work progresses.
I don't have an answer to the question you asked, but at first glance
I like the link provided
Here's a simple map with a KML toggle.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/toggle_kml_good.html
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On Nov 26, 5:19 am, DSP wrote:
> Is it possible to use a created map with marked locations in the
> regular Google Maps acoount of "my maps" with the JS API v3?
Yes, it is possible.
See:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/thread/ba8a4b69d821fd94/fb0a8b36a76caeaa?
Oops, I should have provided a brief overview.
In order to use the v3 API to display a Google MyMap you need to:
1. Make a small KML file that includes a NetworkLink which points to
the MyMap
2. Place that small KML file online
3. Use the v3 API to display that small KML file
See the link ab
Kevin,
Larry was asking you to post a link to your map per the forum rules.
Gotta admit though, I got a good laugh from your answer.
Here's a demo map that may shed light on your issue. Zoom/drag to
change the view, then toggle the KML off/on:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/preserveVi
Hi Luke,
Thanks for the info on the new release. Alas, I cannot print from my
app.
I'm using FF 3.6.6, XP Pro SP3.
My app is an enhanced Google Map viewer (OK - no laughing)
Here's a sample map:
http://www.mappingsupport.com/p/gmap4.php?ll=44.461721,-110.832396&z=14
In FF 'print preview' I get
The map below shows one way to toggle a header on/off and dynamically
resize the map to fill all the available screen space. The center of
the map remains the same as the map is resized.
http://www.mappingsupport.com/forum_post/toggle_header.html
Now that I have this working I'm going to use th
Chad,
Thanks much for your suggestion. First time I heard of that
technique. I saved the link to the article and your nifty sample map.
I will likely experiment with that technique sometime this winter.
Joseph
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