Yes, I used the default contentHTML container.
You can see below the code I used , the title and content are loaded
trhough an xml-file.
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var html:String = "<b>" + myTitle + "</b>" + myContent + "<br/>"+
myUrl;
var options:InfoWindowOptions = new InfoWindowOptions({
contentHTML: html,
pointOffset: new Point(10, -25)
});
[/AS3]
I also tried the customContent container by calling an external class
that has a content and the design of the 'new' tooltip, code below:
Calling the the external class InfoWindowSprite:
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var options:InfoWindowOptions = new InfoWindowOptions({
customContent: new InfoWindowSprite(tip, myTitle, myContent, myUrl),
customOffset: new Point(-30, 0)
customCloseRect: new Rectangle(65, -180, 20, 20)
});
i.addEventListener(MapMouseEvent.CLICK, function
(event:MapMouseEvent):void
{
map.openInfoWindow(event.latLng, options);
});
return i;
[/AS3]
External class InfoWindowSprite.as the whole code.
[AS3]
package {
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
import flash.text.TextField;
import flash.text.TextFormat;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.net.URLLoader;
import flash.net.URLRequest;
import flash.xml.*;
/**
* InfoWindowSprite is a sprite that contains sub sprites that
function as tabs.
*/
public class InfoWindowSprite extends Sprite {
public var bodyTextField:TextField;
public function InfoWindowSprite(tip, myTitle, myContent,
myUrl) {
// Create info window frame
graphics.lineStyle(2, 0x000000, 1, true);
graphics.beginFill(0xEEEEEE);
graphics.drawRoundRect(-75, -180, 170, 50, 20);
var pointer:MovieClip = new myPointer();
pointer.x = -7;
pointer.y = -17;
addChild(pointer);
// Create 'X' close button
var xClose:MovieClip = new bClose;
xClose.y = -170;
xClose.x = 75;
addChild(xClose);
// Create body text
bodyTextField = new TextField();
bodyTextField.x = -70;
bodyTextField.y = -140;
bodyTextField.width = 150;
bodyTextField.wordWrap = true;
bodyTextField.multiline = true;
bodyTextField.htmlText = ""+myContent " "<br/>""+myUrl;
bodyTextField.selectable = false;
bodyTextField.border = true;
addChild(bodyTextField);
cacheAsBitmap = true;
}
}
}
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The problem with calling the external class is that the tooltip is not
scaling with the content at all. It's hard to explain but I hope you
can follow.
The tooltip has a fixed size.
[AS3]
graphics.lineStyle(2, 0x000000, 1, true);
graphics.beginFill(0xEEEEEE);
graphics.drawRoundRect(-75, -180, 170, 50, 20);
[/AS3]
Then I create a htmlTextField for where I can put my text and image
and url from my xml file.
[AS3]
bodyTextField = new TextField();
bodyTextField.x = -70;
bodyTextField.y = -140;
bodyTextField.width = 150;
bodyTextField.wordWrap = true;
bodyTextField.multiline = true;
bodyTextField.htmlText = ""+myContent " <br/>"+myUrl;
bodyTextField.selectable = false;
bodyTextField.border = true;
addChild(bodyTextField);
[/AS3]
I thought to change the size of the tooltip is to change the settings
of the bodyTextField options. But i do not know for sure.
That is why I returned to the default contentHTML container because
this one scales with the textfield size but only in the height not in
width.
Hopefully you can help me with this.
I will wait for your reply
Thanx,
Roy
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