Presumably, you'd need to set the cursor *before* the user clicks the
right button, otherwise it doesn't help him with the positioning. So
unless your code happens to be psychic you'd need to use the crosshair
cursor all the time.
So just use {draggableCursor:"crosshair"} when you create the map. If
you feel like it, you can use {draggingCursor:"crosshair"} too.
If you do want to change the map cursor dynamically, use
map.getDragObject().setDraggableCursor("crosshair")
The list of cursors that are available depend on the browser and
Operating System. These ones are available in all Maps API compatible
environments on real computers: "auto", "crosshair", "default", "help",
"move", "pointer", "text" and "wait". I don't know if they all work on
mobiles.
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Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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