On Jun 12, 5:35 pm, Lee <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> having real trouble with what i thought would be a simple task. I wish
> to click on a marker and display a tabbed info window with two tabs.
> One for address and one for streetview. i have achieved this from
> clicking on the actual map using latlng, but cant for the life of me
> do it for a marker that uses an xml file tp plot markers.
>
> M code is below. Hope someone can help
Posting code really isn't helpful. Post a link.
When you click on the map, you get the coordinates and use those to
create the infoWindow.
When you click on the marker, just open the infoWindow -- you already
do that in your code. If you need to know the marker's coordinates,
you can use this.getLatLng() inside the listener function: "this" is a
reference to the marker.
What you *could* do, so you don't have to write code twice, is trigger
a click on the map when the marker is clicked:
GEvent.addListener(marker, 'click', function() {
GEvent.trigger(map,"click",null,point,point);
});
I *think* that will work; there are several closures involved. If it
doesn't, replace "point" with "this.getLatLng()". The arguments after
the "click" are passed directly to the map's click-handler function: a
null overlay and two identical locations.
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