Thanks
To demonstrate 3), take a look at this tag that is basically a link that when clicked alerts "hi" and redirects to helloworld.com
You can do something similar with encasing <div> tags too but I would something like re-drawing the pins in your layer and setting the <div> box inside the description before you plot them back on
Hope that helps,
Basically I want to set up something like maps.live.com, where you have a point, you click on that point and it has an option "drive from" or "drive to". Then a box would appear and you could type in your address and then it would send you to a new map with the directions. Im just not that good with the java to figure that out... Any examples of this out there?
Sure what you could do is attach div tags inside your SetDescription() method. Inside each it fires a javascript along with the VELatLong's using the GetPoint method. These are passed to hidden div tags on the map which in turn are grabbed when say a button (in this case, btngenerateroute) is clicked.
Here's some rough javascript code to get you going:
//You'll need a separate html button that triggers this function
function GenerateRoute()
{
VEMap.GetRoute(new VELatLong(document.GetElementByID('OriginLatitude').value, document.GetElementByID('OriginLongitude').value), new VELatLong(document.GetElementByID('DestinationLatitude').value, document.GetElementByID('DestinationLongitude').value));
}
