I came across this in an java interview earlier. It was one of the only question I wasn\'t able to answer merely throug开发者_开发技巧h lack of familiarity with google maps integration.
I\'d like to use a jQuery UI button as a custom control in Google Maps API (v3), but I\'m having some trouble.All I get on my map is a plain old HTML push button without any jQuery styling.My guess is
I\'m using this function to add a new marker (and polyline) to a map: function addMarker(location) { path = poly.getPath();
I am trying to get the following behaviour. When I click the map I want a rectangle to start appearing. As a move the mouse (not drag) I want the rectangle to adjust itself to fit the first click and
When I drag and drop a marker it raises a little bit and a skewed X appears underneath it to denote dragging position.
I wonder whether someone may be able to help me please. Because of loading issues, I\'ve moved the map options code to my HTML form, rather than it being in a separate Javascript file.
Based on a selected country and date a list of results will show up on the map. The placements of markers with html开发者_StackOverflow data in them works fine, the problem I have is handling the case
In google Maps, When I add a marker, I want it to be a bubble with the address Google came up with to that location.
I took two simple examples from Google Maps v.3 Documentation https://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/maptype-base.html
I have a polygon and polyline created dynamically. Now I need to check whether they both intersect each other or not.
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