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d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #2
Interesting idea - I've shared your request with the team.
zb...@gmail.com <zb...@gmail.com> #3
Hey, thanks for considering this.
Of course, the idea could be applied to other places of the API as well, basically to all setter functions without
return value.
map.set_center(latLng).set_zoom(zoom);
marker.set_icon(foo).set_cursor(bar);
etc.
Of course, the idea could be applied to other places of the API as well, basically to all setter functions without
return value.
map.set_center(latLng).set_zoom(zoom);
marker.set_icon(foo).set_cursor(bar);
etc.
d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #4
Thanks for providing the test link.
I'm not really sure what to be looking for here. When I click on the map, a marker
is pinned exactly underneath my cursor.
By how far away is the marker being pinned away from the cursor click?
I'm not really sure what to be looking for here. When I click on the map, a marker
is pinned exactly underneath my cursor.
By how far away is the marker being pinned away from the cursor click?
zb...@gmail.com <zb...@gmail.com>
d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #5
Thanks for uploading the pic. I see it now and reported it internally.
Have you confirmed this with other DOCTYPEs?
Have you confirmed this with other DOCTYPEs?
zb...@gmail.com <zb...@gmail.com> #6
Yes, I confirmed it with other DOCTYPEs and all the ones are incorrect
d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #7
All the ones are incorrrect, meaning this issue affects all doctypes and not just
XHTML transitional?
XHTML transitional?
ch...@gmail.com <ch...@gmail.com> #8
same problem with FF.
d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #10
Nevermind. To reproduce the issue on FF, you need to drag/pan the map first, then
click to plot markers.
See another report of this at Issue 1659 .
click to plot markers.
See another report of this at
d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #11
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Description
I tried this code in FF3.5, ie7 and work is fine.
google.maps.event.addListener(GoogleMap, 'click', function(ev)
{
var point = ev.latLng;
if(point != "undefined" && point != null)
{
var marker = new google.maps.Marker({
position: point,
map: GoogleMap
});
}
});