Ok Jeff, we'll try to sort it out also with your good suggestion ;-) On Jun 8, 10:03 am, Jeff Schnitzer <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 11:07 PM, Giorgio Riccardi <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi Jeff, > > > 1) Polishing the navigation, as you said, it kind thought with GWT, > > but I absolutely agree with you that it needs to be improved... > > already some changes have been done, but going back at the same > > position & level on the map is just a mystery ;-) > > Just leave the old window intact (but invisible) and render the new > one on top. When you restore the old window, it should be more or > less the same as it was. If the map widget gives you trouble, you > don't even need to set it invisible... just layer it under the new > panel with z-index. > > > 2) I did not quite understand well what do you mean in "just pick a > > random sample"... Are you suggesting to load a pre-configured map/kml > > with some markers? > > When you arrive at the map, it's zoomed out all the way and blank. > Never show an empty map to the user. Put some markers on there when > zoomed out all the way, or use the google javascript client stuff to > geoip the user and pick a reasonable level of zoom for them. > > Jeff
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