Hi Mike,
I can set the hot spot location and it works in google chrome. But
the cursor even can't be set after using the following syntax in MSIE
8.
map.getDragObject().setDraggableCursor('url(mycursor.cur) 16 16,
default');
Probably it is not supported by MSIE? I have already used cur file
rather than png but still no lucks.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Cheers,
Chris
On 4月14日, 下午10時23分, Mike Williams <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wasn't it chris3388 who wrote:
>
>
>
> >Hi Mike,
>
> >Thanks for your idea.
>
> >so set it by something similar to the following,right?
>
> >map.getDragObject().setDraggableCursor('url(mycursor.png) 16 16');
>
> Yes, but you must always end yourcursorlist with a standardcursor
> keyword, otherwise Firefox, and other Gecko-based browsers, won't touch
> it:
>
> map.getDragObject().setDraggableCursor('url(mycursor.png) 16 16,
> pointer');
>
> >Is there any workaround for MSIE?
>
> The only way to set a hotspot in MSIE is to use a CUR or ANI file. So
> the simplest solution is to always use a CUR file.
>
> Next best is to test to see if the current browser is MSIE and if so use
> an ANI file and otherwise use a PNG and specify the hot spot.
>
> --http://econym.org.uk/gmap
> The Blackpool Community Church Javascript Team
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