> GEvent.addListener(marker, "mouseover", function(e) {
> marker.setImage("/assets/images/pin_OverState.png");
>
> alert(e.pageX);
Be aware that API events are very different from browser-specific
Events.
In the case of a marker "mouseover" event, the API passes you a GLatLng
representing the position of the marker. GLatLng objects don't have a
.pageX property.
You may be being confused by
GEvent.addDomListener(HtmlElement, "mouseover" function(e)
which does pass a browser-specific Event object to your callback
function, but you can only use addDomListener with HtmlElements [1]. In
the case of a marker, you'd have to attach it to the click target of the
marker if you provided an icon.imageMap, or to the marker <img> element
if you didn't. That's not going to be easy because the API doesn't
expose those Elements - you'd have to crawl through the DOM searching
for the HtmlElements that are used by your GMarker.
[1] That's actually not quite true, but the exceptions aren't helpful
here and will just confuse you more.
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