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d....@gtempaccount.com
Thanks, I've notified the team of your request.
zb...@gmail.com
The undocumented 'size' option seems to be gone since version 23 was introduced.
However 'Status: FixedNotReleased' probably indicates that it is coming back. Great.
However 'Status: FixedNotReleased' probably indicates that it is coming back. Great.
d....@gtempaccount.com
Update:
In the upcoming release, the team decided to address this issue without the use
explicitly defining a 'size' property under MapOptions. This property has been
removed as a result. Map container dimensions are better tracked and updated.
Triggering the Map 'resize' event should work properly once again after toggling the
container's display field.
Esa, is there a group thread around the difficulty with triggering the resize event
after a tab is selected? This is somewhat trivial to do with toolkits like jQuery.
In the upcoming release, the team decided to address this issue without the use
explicitly defining a 'size' property under MapOptions. This property has been
removed as a result. Map container dimensions are better tracked and updated.
Triggering the Map 'resize' event should work properly once again after toggling the
container's display field.
Esa, is there a group thread around the difficulty with triggering the resize event
after a tab is selected? This is somewhat trivial to do with toolkits like jQuery.
zb...@gmail.com
d....@gtempaccount.com
There are even tab 'scripts' without any javascript. Pure CSS implementations with
:target pseudoselector.
http://tutorials.mezane.org/tabbed-navigation-using-css/
One påossible generic recommendation might be to register a 'click' handler by
addDomListener() to the map tab. Some timeOut may be needed.
:target pseudoselector.
One påossible generic recommendation might be to register a 'click' handler by
addDomListener() to the map tab. Some timeOut may be needed.
zb...@gmail.com
In the case of a tabbed UI without JavaScript, can you register a 'click' listener
onto the tab's HTML element and have the event handler function trigger the Map
resize event?
Do you have a link to a sample application for which this is a problem? I'm certain
we can find a reasonable solution.
onto the tab's HTML element and have the event handler function trigger the Map
resize event?
Do you have a link to a sample application for which this is a problem? I'm certain
we can find a reasonable solution.
d....@gtempaccount.com
Just to clarify what was "Fixed" in the release, here are the notes again from my
comment above:
"In the upcoming release, the team decided to address this issue without the use
explicitly defining a 'size' property under MapOptions. This property has been
removed as a result. Map container dimensions are better tracked and updated.
Triggering the Map 'resize' event should work properly once again after toggling the
container's display field."
No "size" property was added or documented. The Map "resize" event should be
triggered, which should now work correctly for map containers initially hidden with
display:none.
comment above:
"In the upcoming release, the team decided to address this issue without the use
explicitly defining a 'size' property under MapOptions. This property has been
removed as a result. Map container dimensions are better tracked and updated.
Triggering the Map 'resize' event should work properly once again after toggling the
container's display field."
No "size" property was added or documented. The Map "resize" event should be
triggered, which should now work correctly for map containers initially hidden with
display:none.
ch...@gmail.com
I know the case was closed but would you please consider the 'size' option once again.
thanks,
Esa
d....@gtempaccount.com
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
click to plot markers.
See another report of this at
d....@gtempaccount.com
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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
});
}
});