On Feb 19, 11:26 am, poles_apart <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> The problem is that the second openInfoWindowHtml will close the first
> infowindow and then open the new one, leading to an ugly effect of
> close-open. I would like to change the text on the window on-the-fly
> while it is opened, but I can't find any way to do it.
>
> Any ideas?
Make your infoWindow content able to be referenced:
map.openInfoWindowHtml(...,"<div id='myDiv'>Loading...</div>");
Then your AJAX callback can set
document.getElementById("myDiv").innerHTML
Beware! This will not cause the infoWindow to be resized. It will only
change the content. If you need to resize the infoWindow because you
are retrieving more data than a few words, you will probably need to
close and re-open it. The graphics of the infoWindow are not easily
reachable, although since you can reach your div because you have
named it, you could crawl the DOM and restyle each div which makes up
the infoWindow. Not pretty.
Note also that your named div will only exist while the infoWindow is
open.
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