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Subject: Don't have maps as this zoom level
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vmasanas
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Posts:1
10/15/2006 2:19 PM Alert 
Hi,
 
I've just downloaded your GoMap module and I must say it's very nice. Thanks a lot for such a nice piece of work.
 
But I cannot figure how to reproduce this view:
(actually a more detailed one, but have the same problem with this one)
 
It keeps saying it does not have any detailed view of that point !!
What I'm missing here?
 
Also, how can I produce something like what you have on this page:
http://dnn.bi4ce.com/Modules/GoMap/GoMapDirectory/tabid/288/Default.aspx
with clickable addresses on a side list? I just need a couple addresses, not the full user list.

Thanks
Vicenç Masanas
kevinmschreiner
Please Wait...
Posts:749
02/25/2008 7:34 AM Alert 
Thanks for checking out the GoMap module - for your first question:

1. Select Table/View for your Data Type
2. Any table name will do, I chose vMasanas
3. Set the Google API Key
4. Set the Latitude to 41.390075
5. Set the Longitude to 2.133236
6. Set the Zoom to 13

Now, for the second question - when you reach the General Settings step of the Wizard process (when it prompts for the API Key), click the button that says "Directory" located above and to the right of the Google API Link.

The Directory layout for GoMap Module provides visual representation of you data points via both the Map itself, and a provided directory structure. The records are paged through a familiar page selector. Overall, the layout can be highly customized, resorting to the default layouts provided by the Map, or by providing your own.

Initial Delay (ms) – identifies to the Google API that it should hesitate a brief number of milliseconds before attempting to begin requesting for point information.

Retry Delay (ms)- identifies to the Google Map lookup that it will retry the Initial connection on a specific loop amount. This is only required if the website in question has performance issues with the general layout and production of map points.

Default Radius – identifies the Mile Radius to use when plotting points that should be displayed relative to the currently selected position.

Results Per Page - the number of records to display per page in the Directory.

Search Template – the default template to use for the text contained within the Search area. The Template allows you to place the default textbox and button within the template via the values: [TEXTBOX] and [BUTTON]. Clicking the Load Default link will automatically place the default value into the text area for you to use or modify. For example:

<table align='center' width='100%' border='0' cellpadding='1' cellspacing='1'>
<tr>
<td>Enter an address in the space provided to find locations near you.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>[TEXTBOX][BUTTON]</td>
</tr>
</table>

No Result Template - When no results are returned from the Directory, you can provide a specific value. Place that text in this template value. Click Load Default to use the standard value. For example:
The selected location contains no results, please select a different location on the map.

Textbox Element ID - You can provide your own custom search textbox by providing the element id as it appears in your html here.

Button Element ID – You can provide your own custom search button by providing the element id as it appears in your html here.

Target Element ID – You can provide your own custom location for the directory results t be displayed, rather than displaying it within the current module. For example, a div who’s id is “divMyDirectory”. Place the element id as it appears in your html here.

Main CSS Name- override the look and feel of the module by setting your own CSS classes to be used for the layout and structure of the directory. This setting refers to the containing element.

Main CSS Item Name – the class name to use from your CSS for the directory items

Main CSS Alternate Name – the class name to use from the CSS for the alternating directory items

Main CSS Hover Name – the class name to use form the CSS for the mouse over of each directory item.

Paging Element ID – the pager can be placed outside the confines of the Map module, to do this, place the element id as it appears within your html here.

Paging CSS Name – the class name to use from the CSS for the body of the pager.

Paging CSS Link Name – the class name to use from the CSS for the page link in the pager.

Paging CSS Hover Name – the class name to use from the CSS for the page links that are currently handling a mouse over.

Item Template - the default template to use for the directory items. Clicking the Load Default link will automatically place the default value into the text area for you to use or modify. This value can use the following set of replacement parameters:
[CLASS] is used for the name of the item class or alternating item class.
[ONCLICK] is used to handle the default click of the item in the directory.
[ONMOUSEOVER] and [ONMOUSEOUT] are used to change the class name of the item element based on your CSS settings.
[ICON] is used to obtain the url of the image for the specific directory item.
[DESCRIPTION] is used to obtain the description of the point.
[ADDRESS] is used to obtain the address value of the point.
[LONGITUDE] is used to retrieve the longitude of the point.
[LATITUDE] is used to retrieve the latitude of the point.
[DISTANCE] is used to obtain the distance from the clicked map position to the physical point.


For example:
<DIV width=100% class=[CLASS] [ONCLICK] [ONMOUSEOVER] [ONMOUSEOUT]>
<img src="[ICON]" align=right valign=middle>
[DESCRIPTION]

[DISTANCE]
</DIV>

onClick Plot – when checked, the point will be plotted on the map when the directory item is clicked.

onClickPan – when checked, the map will pan to the point at the current zoom level when the item is clicked.

onClickZoom – when set, the map will zoom to the provided zoom level when the directory item is clicked.

onClickClear – when set, the points on the map will be cleared (should be used with Plot) whenever a directory item is clicked.
Kevin M Schreiner

Business Intelligence Force, Inc. (bi4ce)
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