On 08/11/10 14:44, h0bit wrote:
//document.getElementById("Longitud").innerHTML =
marker.getPosition().lng();
//document.getElementById("Latitud").innerHTML =
marker.getPosition().lat();
I think you just have to uncomment these lines and add some html like:
Longitude: <span id="Longitud"></span>
Latitude: <span id="Latitud"></span>
Wherever you want to display it.
(or perhaps if you want to use disabled textfields with id="lng" | "lat"
uncomment:)
//document.getElementById("lng").value = marker.getPosition().lng();
//document.getElementById("lat").value = marker.getPosition().lat();
Or if you want to display it in an InfoWindow of the marker, add and
open a infoWindow to the marker, which shows
marker.getPosition().lat(); marker.getPosition().lng();
Hope I could imply something helpful. But I am not absolutly sure.
Perhaps someone with more google-maps expirience can tell you more than
me. Or maybe you should try on the Google Maps API google-group (
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3 )
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best regards
Bente Pieck
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