Yes, I tried it. But no result. For example:
I have 1 circle with centre = 210,100; and radius = 100m
Then my function basically just get the mousepoint position and test if it
distance from center is less or not than 100m and give me the alert.
Like this:
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//dist1 = is the circle center and;
//rad2 = the circle radius
dist2=dist1.distanceFrom(latlng);
if (dist2<rad2)
{
alert("inside");
}
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So with many circles its not work because dist2 will be ever, just the
distance between a circle center and it radius. (50m for example). If I have
anothers circles, and put dist2 as a array, it would be: dist2[0]=50;
dist2[1]=75; dist2[3]=50...
Its impossible to know wich circle is.
Thanks!!!
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 4:55 PM, Mike Williams <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> Keep your circle centres and radii in an array, then loop through that
> array testing each circle.
>
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> http://econym.org.uk/gmap
> The Blackpool Community Church Javascript Team
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> >
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