I use the maps API to display a map with a selection of custom-built
markers at various locations added using Marker Manager. Mousing over
a marker opens an InfoWindow with a photo of the location plus its
name. Clicking the marker replaces the photo with a zoomed-in
MapBlowup. All works fine.
I have now been asked to display a table (a normal HTML list or table)
outside of the map containing a list of some of the more obscure
locations such that if the user clicks (or perhaps mouses over) one of
these location names, the corresponding marker on the map comes into
‘focus’ and displays its InfoWindow.
This would be trivial job on a conventional static map – just use
hotspot rollovers – but I am at a loss how to do this on my Google
map. I think I need to simulate the effect of a marker mouseover such
that (e.g.) my
google.maps.Event.addListener(marker, "mouseover", function() {
marker.openInfoWindowHtml(html_text);})
is triggered by selecting or mousing over the appropriate item in the
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