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Google maps: Get click location in function

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I am allowing the user to create, edit and delete polygons in google maps. The user can decide to enter text for each polygon which should then appear in an info window when the polygon is clicked. The code below shows how this is possible. My problem is that I currently cannot detect the location of the click event - I need to know this since this is where the info window would be displayed. I have tried so many ways to get this work.

In the code below, tmfPolygonObjects[i][9] contains the text to be shown in the info window.

I somehow need to capture the event in the function, but cannot work this out. Any advice would be very welcome...

function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 
 tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function() 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng()); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

javascript google-maps

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I am allowing the user to create, edit and delete polygons in google maps. The user can decide to enter text for each polygon which should then appear in an info window when the polygon is clicked. The code below shows how this is possible. My problem is that I currently cannot detect the location of the click event - I need to know this since this is where the info window would be displayed. I have tried so many ways to get this work.

In the code below, tmfPolygonObjects[i][9] contains the text to be shown in the info window.

I somehow need to capture the event in the function, but cannot work this out. Any advice would be very welcome...

function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 
 tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function() 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng()); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

javascript google-maps

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edited Mar 8 at 18:56

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I am allowing the user to create, edit and delete polygons in google maps. The user can decide to enter text for each polygon which should then appear in an info window when the polygon is clicked. The code below shows how this is possible. My problem is that I currently cannot detect the location of the click event - I need to know this since this is where the info window would be displayed. I have tried so many ways to get this work.

In the code below, tmfPolygonObjects[i][9] contains the text to be shown in the info window.

I somehow need to capture the event in the function, but cannot work this out. Any advice would be very welcome...

function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 
 tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function() 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng()); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

javascript google-maps

share|improve this question

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function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 
 tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function() 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng()); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

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I managed to solve this myself. Simply needed 'event' to be added into return function(). Updated code is shown below.

function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 

tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function(event) 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

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I managed to solve this myself. Simply needed 'event' to be added into return function(). Updated code is shown below.

function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 

tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function(event) 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

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0

I managed to solve this myself. Simply needed 'event' to be added into return function(). Updated code is shown below.

function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 

tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function(event) 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

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I managed to solve this myself. Simply needed 'event' to be added into return function(). Updated code is shown below.

function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 

tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function(event) 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

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function tmfAddPolygonInfoWindowListener(myPolygon, i, myPolygonInfoWindow) 

tmfPolygon = myPolygon;
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow = myPolygonInfoWindow;
 tmfShowPolygonInfoWindowListener[i] = google.maps.event.addListener(tmfPolygon, 'click', (function(tmfPolygon, i) 
 return function(event) 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setContent(tmfPolygonObjects[i][9]);

 // this is where I would set the position of the info window IF I could detect the event
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.setPosition(event.latLng); 
 tmfPolygonInfoWindow.open(map, tmfPolygon);
 
 
 )(tmfPolygon, i));
}

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edited Mar 8 at 18:56

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answered Mar 8 at 15:25

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answered Mar 8 at 15:25

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