You can simply add a checkResize() function to the Gmap2.
See :
http://apache-wicket.1842946.n4.nabble.com/GMap2-in-a-Wiquery-Dialog-td3627392.html#a4102386
Regards,
Gabriel.
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Hi,
I am unsing GMap2 from WicketStuff
(http://wicketstuff.org/confluence/display/STUFFWIKI/wicket-contrib-gmap2)
and need to display a map in a pop-up dialog. I use JQuery for the
dialog. When the Dialog comes up, the map's viewport is offset in
relation to the window and only the
sorry my mind is in Sunday afternoon mode, and not able to wrap itself around
this...
could you come up with a Quickstart example?
mf
Am 16.05.2010 um 14:55 schrieb Alexandros Karypidis:
Hi,
I am unsing GMap2 from WicketStuff
Ok, looking at the sources, I found that WicketStuff adds a
WebMarkupContainer which is used for the actual map. Unfortunately, it
hides this object from its client code, so there's no way to access it
and call gmap2container.getMarkupId(). It does however assign the
class gmap to the
I guess the description was rather complicated...
Anyway, the thing is: the Map2 class from the Google Maps API,
apparently looks at the location and size of a div tag used as its
canvas, to do some setup at page load time. When the div it targets is
hidden, its size/position attributes are
