I have problem that should be stupidly simple... but I seem to be a extra stupid. =p
Basically I'm implementing the Google Maps API (v3). I've set up an event so when it's right-clicked, a context menu pops up.
Now, the problem: I want to get the x/y of the mouse (so I can center the context menu). However, Google seems to have stripped this out of the MouseEvent which they send (no pageX/pageY).
So, how can I get the mouse position? (Not the LatLng, that's easy. =p)
basically Google provides us the facility to create a Google map mouse position means we can target a specific location for our business on google map.
Last edited by DaveMaxwell; Mar 3, 2011 at 11:50.
Reason: removed fake sig
Ah, answered my own question. It seems there is a pixel object, which is a point that has an x and y property which has the mouse X and Y. Doesn't look to be documented anywhere, but it's there.
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