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Location information in a tooltip or information window #26

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birchsport opened this issue Apr 23, 2011 · 1 comment
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Location information in a tooltip or information window #26

birchsport opened this issue Apr 23, 2011 · 1 comment

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@birchsport
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Not an issue per se, but a feature request. Would it be possible to have tooltips display the location information and the timestamp when the circle on the map is either clicked or hovered over or displayed in a separate information window when clicked?

I have the project loaded in Xcode but I am not normally a Mac developer, so it isn't readily apparent where I might jump in and try to add this, but I will keep looking.

My initial guess is that this would be a function of the g_mapSettings and not the Objective-C code. Can anyone confirm or deny that?

@petewarden
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That's correct. It's possible to add Javascript code on the OpenHeatMap
object to respond to mouse events and display tooltips. There's no good
tutorial available, but there is this reference:
https://github.com/petewarden/openheatmap/wiki/Component-API-calls

On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 10:04 AM, birchsport <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

Not an issue per se, but a feature request. Would it be possible to have
tooltips display the location information and the timestamp when the circle
on the map is either clicked or hovered over or displayed in a separate
information window when clicked?

I have the project loaded in Xcode but I am not normally a Mac developer,
so it isn't readily apparent where I might jump in and try to add this, but
I will keep looking.

My initial guess is that this would be a function of the g_mapSettings and
not the Objective-C code. Can anyone confirm or deny that?

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