GoogleMap Control

30 August 2007
Views: 757 | Downloads: 85

Description

Project Description

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Offers extremely easy and fast way of adding Google Maps API support on your ASP.NET pages.

Features
  • ASP.NET AJAX (under UpdatePanel) enabled;
  • Loading by Geocoding or Latitude/Longitude;
  • Google Map Marker(s);
    • set by Geocoding or Latitude/Longitude;
    • simple text for the info window;
    • InfoWindowContent template for adding any html and asp.net controls to markers' info window;
    • Dragable;
    • Custom Icons;
    • OpenInfoBehaviour - to change the default behaviour of opening info window on marker click (available: Click, DoubleClick, MouseDown, MouseOut, MouseOver, MouseUp);
  • Polylines;
  • Polygons;
  • Traffic Overlays;
  • Driving Directions (look at the sample page for the issue with localhost usage);
  • Capture map click point position;
  • GoogleBar for address search on the maps;
  • Marker Manager for maps with a lot of markers;
  • Goecoding locations caching and persistence on postback for map and markers;
  • DefaultView control property to manage the map initial view with support to all google map types since Google API 2.9 (Normal, Satellite, Hybrid, Physical, MoonElevation, MoonVisible, MarsElevation, MarsVisible, MarsInfrared, SkyVisible);
  • GoogleMap Events client-side/server-side handling;
  • GoogleMarker Events client-side/server-side handling;
  • Static Map as image that can be saved;
  • Circle Polygon - you can easy add circle polygons to the GoogleMap control;
  • Data Binding - you can set any supported DataSource to GoogleMap control for binding markers to data;
  • Actions - server-side methods fire client-side code invokation, for example you can call GoogleMap1.OpenInfoWindowHtml method of GoogleMap which will open an info window on client-side when map is loaded;
  • AddressNotFound features;
  • Reverse Geocoding
  • StreetView support

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