We had this same need. we store listings in a manager and place them
individually on the map. our solution required setting a "marker"
value on each object in the dataset to equal the marker's "foreground"
object when the marker is created. we use the foreground object
(which is a display object) because it turns out the marker object
itself cant be referenced later (don't know why). here's the idea:
(when the listing's marker is placed on the map)
listingInManager.marker = newMarkerOnMap.foreground;
(where you need to get a listing ID back ground the marker)
var listingId = ListingManager.getListingFromMarker
( theMarker ).listingId;
(how the manager does that)
for each ( var listing in mListingContainer )
{
if ( listing.marker === pMarker )
{
return listing;
}
}
On Aug 25, 11:59 am, larry22 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there a way to return a Flash instance name when a marker is
> clicked?
>
> I am trying to associate other data with a marker.. so that when a
> marker is clicked... the app essentially says "you clicked marker 1"
> and gets all other data from another data source about marker 1.....
>
> Thanks
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