Art Kedzierski
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Art Kedzierski
asked on 04 Dec 2012, 04:08 PM
I have a time zone map I've built that generates data 'bubbles' with a city name and local time from a datasource. Works great BUT the bubbles frequently overlap. I'd like to hittest each one as it is rendered and float it away from any underlying bubble.
What event is fired/should I be looking for as the informationLayer items are created?
What event is fired/should I be looking for as the informationLayer items are created?
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Hi Art,
Unfortunately the InformationLayer does not provide an event which is raised when the items are created and are rendered. The change you requested is not in our plans for Q1 2012 and it does not seem to be a trivial one. I will make sure it is reconsidered when discussing our future plans, but I am afraid no certain time frame can be given at the moment.
Regards,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
Unfortunately the InformationLayer does not provide an event which is raised when the items are created and are rendered. The change you requested is not in our plans for Q1 2012 and it does not seem to be a trivial one. I will make sure it is reconsidered when discussing our future plans, but I am afraid no certain time frame can be given at the moment.
Regards,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
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SHREYA
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answered on 07 Feb 2017, 04:04 AM
I have similar question I have mouse double click event of information layer and when a balloon is clicked this event get fired but contains all balloon info ,how to get the index for particular item clicked ..Please help ......
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Hello Shreya,
A possible solution is to subscribe for the MapMouseDoubleClick event of the map. And then iterate trough all items in the layer and check if the location under the mouse is contained in the bounds of the balloon shape.
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Martin
Telerik by Progress
A possible solution is to subscribe for the MapMouseDoubleClick event of the map. And then iterate trough all items in the layer and check if the location under the mouse is contained in the bounds of the balloon shape.
Regards,
Martin
Telerik by Progress
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