Folks, I am bit confused about how to assign an event to a polycluster
polygon.
I have an array of lon/lat like this:
var poly=
[{
"1":[[{x: -87.74829,y:41.99727},{x: -87.70935,y:41.99739},{x:
-87.67506,y:41.99793},{x: -87.674,y:41.96157},{x: -87.74754,y:
41.96072},{x: -87.74829,y:41.99727}]],
"2":[[{x: -87.74751,y:41.96071},{x: -87.67396,y:41.96154},{x:
-87.67329,y:41.93234},{x: -87.74658,y:41.93153},{x: -87.74751,y:
41.96071}]]
}];
I can draw the polycluster polygons with the following line:
cluster.setPaths(poly[0]);
cluster.setStyle(1,{fill:1,stroke:1,. . .});
cluster.setStyle(2,{fill:1,stroke:1,. . .});
How could I initialize a click event on these two polygons? I want an
info window to pop-up showing the name of the polygon when the user
clicks on it. Should it be something like?
cluster.setClick(myFunction(poly,1));
and then implement the function:
myFunction(p,t) {
“my code ”;
}
Right now “my code” is executed when the polygon is created. I want it
to be executed only when someone clicks on the polygon.
Appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks,
Abraham
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