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d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #2
You filed this under ApiType-Javascript3, but mentioned the GMap2 object in your
description.
Which API version are you referring to, v2 or v3?
description.
Which API version are you referring to, v2 or v3?
bc...@gmail.com <bc...@gmail.com> #3
Hi,
The current version I'm working with is v2 however the request was for the feature
within the v3 release.
Thanks,
Adam.
The current version I'm working with is v2 however the request was for the feature
within the v3 release.
Thanks,
Adam.
d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #4
So would this new 'tilesloaded' feature be part of the OverlayView class?
If you're creating your own custom overlay, could you create your own mechanism for
firing off an event or method after it gets drawn?
If you're creating your own custom overlay, could you create your own mechanism for
firing off an event or method after it gets drawn?
d....@gtempaccount.com <d....@gtempaccount.com> #5
Hi,
Sorry for the delay in response, I'm only just back after a break.
There is currently a 'tilesloaded' event which is available on the GMap2 class
however this really could relate more to the overlay classes rather than the map.
That way we could manage any actions on the completion of each custom tile layer
render. Either that or provide the ability to include all custom tile layers within
the existing 'tilesloaded' GMap2 event.
I've looked at building it manually however I can't see any 'pretty' way of doing
it, and since it would be useful functionality within the Google Maps API I thought
I'd try you guys first. :)
Thanks again,
Adam.
Sorry for the delay in response, I'm only just back after a break.
There is currently a 'tilesloaded' event which is available on the GMap2 class
however this really could relate more to the overlay classes rather than the map.
That way we could manage any actions on the completion of each custom tile layer
render. Either that or provide the ability to include all custom tile layers within
the existing 'tilesloaded' GMap2 event.
I've looked at building it manually however I can't see any 'pretty' way of doing
it, and since it would be useful functionality within the Google Maps API I thought
I'd try you guys first. :)
Thanks again,
Adam.
Description
handler for the map itself, a right-click on the marker always propagates
to the map's right-click handler, regardless of the return value of the
marker's handler function.