Coen de Jong,
I also had this idea today :) but I was trying to find an other way. I
agree with you and think that hide the map behind a div it's the only
way. I'll do this
Thanks,
Jonathan Roque
On Feb 28, 8:38 pm, Coen de Jong wrote:
> What you can do is just to let the map extend behind a
What you can do is just to let the map extend behind a floated div that
would be your sidebar. I'm pretty sure google does it this way too. So the
map doesn't resize, but a part of the map is just hidden from your view.
You can do the same. Just show or hide a div that is on top of the map
elem
Hi Davie,
Thanks for your help. So, what I really want is to change the size
without shaking the map :) If I use getCenter and setCenter the map
will shake to the left and after to the center :). Have you seen the
panel in the map of the maps.google.com? When click in the arrow to
the left, just t
Hi
If you look at https://beta.rti4.com.br/c3po/garbage/index.html you
will see where the snippet goes
Regards Davie
On Feb 28, 12:53 am, Geoff Leff wrote:
> Hi Davie,
>
> Thanks for the response..normally I would respond in the group but the post
> was rejected as it's not the correct grou
Hi Davie,
Thanks for the response..normally I would respond in the group but the post was
rejected as it's not the correct group.
Can you advise where in the code your snippet needs to go? I've tried adding
it to the bottom of the javascript code but once I drag the marker nothing
changes.
T
Hi
Try
//Update current center info.
lastCenter=map.getCenter();
new google.maps.event.trigger(map,"resize");
// then add the event listener
google.maps.event.addListener(map, 'resize', function(){
map.setCenter(lastCenter);
});
Regards Davie
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