Hi,
We use the RadMap control for displaying aviation routes in our WPF application. When displaying a route from e.g. Paris to New York this work perfectly fine.
However when displaying a route which crosses the pacific, e.g. from Seattle to Tokyo, we end up with a rahter inlogical view where the polyline disappearts out through the left side of the map and starts again in the right side of the map.
Is it in any way possible to make the RadMap behave like Google Maps, where the map can scroll conitously horizontal? That is, chaning the "center" of the map as one scrolls horizontally.
The end result should look something like this (Gotta love Google for their "Kayak accross the Pacific ocean" :-)):
https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Seattle&daddr=Tokyo&hl=en&ll=23.885838,-148.886719&spn=107.11446,203.203125&sll=36.315125,-32.871094&sspn=83.931105,158.027344&geocode=FcJp1gIdWVy1-ClVM-iTLBCQVDGa1URpRmUlEA%3BFRCUIAIduoZTCCnnVy7whxtdYDGJG1cii2EBLg&mra=ls&t=m&z=3
We use the RadMap control for displaying aviation routes in our WPF application. When displaying a route from e.g. Paris to New York this work perfectly fine.
However when displaying a route which crosses the pacific, e.g. from Seattle to Tokyo, we end up with a rahter inlogical view where the polyline disappearts out through the left side of the map and starts again in the right side of the map.
Is it in any way possible to make the RadMap behave like Google Maps, where the map can scroll conitously horizontal? That is, chaning the "center" of the map as one scrolls horizontally.
The end result should look something like this (Gotta love Google for their "Kayak accross the Pacific ocean" :-)):
https://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=Seattle&daddr=Tokyo&hl=en&ll=23.885838,-148.886719&spn=107.11446,203.203125&sll=36.315125,-32.871094&sspn=83.931105,158.027344&geocode=FcJp1gIdWVy1-ClVM-iTLBCQVDGa1URpRmUlEA%3BFRCUIAIduoZTCCnnVy7whxtdYDGJG1cii2EBLg&mra=ls&t=m&z=3