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I have a map of a country in Raphael JS, each province's path has a unique id which is the province's name.
Sample:
var Cabinda=rsr.path("m 60.0241,346.7668 10.2951,8.3215 -8.5072,3.0892
-5.4582,7.1326 -8.2951,4.6265 3.0526,3.8057 -0.7677,19.9354 -10.5567,1.3151
-2.2395,-5.147 3.0053,-4.8937 -3.8053,-10.4264 -4.068,-5.8434 6.2945,-8.8999
5.1218,-0.0768 1.934,-5.6738 7.8199,-1.4295 z").attr(
id: 'Cabinda', parent: 'angola', fill: 'none', stroke: '#000000', "stroke-
opacity": '1', 'stroke-width': '2'
).transform("m0.98965296,0,0,0.87648538,-3.2175615,-286.00894").data('id',
'Cabinda');
Each of these provinces are in an array called subDivs:
var subDivs=[Cabinda];
subDivs.push( CuandoCubango, Moxico, Namibe, etc... );
I have a for loop which has mouseover and mouseout events for each of the provinces:
for(var subName in subDivs)
(function (sub)
sub.attr(style);
var subdivId = subName.id;
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseover", function()
sub.animate(hoverStyle, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
, true);
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseout", function()
sub.animate(style, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = '';
, true);
)(subDivs[subName]);
I have a #showname div on my map at the top which I want to display each province's name as it is hovered over. I have tried adding these two lines so far but it isn't showing the id of the province - it is showing up in the #nameshow div as 'undefined'.
var subdivId = subName.id;
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
javascript html raphael
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I have a map of a country in Raphael JS, each province's path has a unique id which is the province's name.
Sample:
var Cabinda=rsr.path("m 60.0241,346.7668 10.2951,8.3215 -8.5072,3.0892
-5.4582,7.1326 -8.2951,4.6265 3.0526,3.8057 -0.7677,19.9354 -10.5567,1.3151
-2.2395,-5.147 3.0053,-4.8937 -3.8053,-10.4264 -4.068,-5.8434 6.2945,-8.8999
5.1218,-0.0768 1.934,-5.6738 7.8199,-1.4295 z").attr(
id: 'Cabinda', parent: 'angola', fill: 'none', stroke: '#000000', "stroke-
opacity": '1', 'stroke-width': '2'
).transform("m0.98965296,0,0,0.87648538,-3.2175615,-286.00894").data('id',
'Cabinda');
Each of these provinces are in an array called subDivs:
var subDivs=[Cabinda];
subDivs.push( CuandoCubango, Moxico, Namibe, etc... );
I have a for loop which has mouseover and mouseout events for each of the provinces:
for(var subName in subDivs)
(function (sub)
sub.attr(style);
var subdivId = subName.id;
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseover", function()
sub.animate(hoverStyle, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
, true);
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseout", function()
sub.animate(style, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = '';
, true);
)(subDivs[subName]);
I have a #showname div on my map at the top which I want to display each province's name as it is hovered over. I have tried adding these two lines so far but it isn't showing the id of the province - it is showing up in the #nameshow div as 'undefined'.
var subdivId = subName.id;
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
javascript html raphael
add a comment |
I have a map of a country in Raphael JS, each province's path has a unique id which is the province's name.
Sample:
var Cabinda=rsr.path("m 60.0241,346.7668 10.2951,8.3215 -8.5072,3.0892
-5.4582,7.1326 -8.2951,4.6265 3.0526,3.8057 -0.7677,19.9354 -10.5567,1.3151
-2.2395,-5.147 3.0053,-4.8937 -3.8053,-10.4264 -4.068,-5.8434 6.2945,-8.8999
5.1218,-0.0768 1.934,-5.6738 7.8199,-1.4295 z").attr(
id: 'Cabinda', parent: 'angola', fill: 'none', stroke: '#000000', "stroke-
opacity": '1', 'stroke-width': '2'
).transform("m0.98965296,0,0,0.87648538,-3.2175615,-286.00894").data('id',
'Cabinda');
Each of these provinces are in an array called subDivs:
var subDivs=[Cabinda];
subDivs.push( CuandoCubango, Moxico, Namibe, etc... );
I have a for loop which has mouseover and mouseout events for each of the provinces:
for(var subName in subDivs)
(function (sub)
sub.attr(style);
var subdivId = subName.id;
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseover", function()
sub.animate(hoverStyle, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
, true);
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseout", function()
sub.animate(style, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = '';
, true);
)(subDivs[subName]);
I have a #showname div on my map at the top which I want to display each province's name as it is hovered over. I have tried adding these two lines so far but it isn't showing the id of the province - it is showing up in the #nameshow div as 'undefined'.
var subdivId = subName.id;
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
javascript html raphael
I have a map of a country in Raphael JS, each province's path has a unique id which is the province's name.
Sample:
var Cabinda=rsr.path("m 60.0241,346.7668 10.2951,8.3215 -8.5072,3.0892
-5.4582,7.1326 -8.2951,4.6265 3.0526,3.8057 -0.7677,19.9354 -10.5567,1.3151
-2.2395,-5.147 3.0053,-4.8937 -3.8053,-10.4264 -4.068,-5.8434 6.2945,-8.8999
5.1218,-0.0768 1.934,-5.6738 7.8199,-1.4295 z").attr(
id: 'Cabinda', parent: 'angola', fill: 'none', stroke: '#000000', "stroke-
opacity": '1', 'stroke-width': '2'
).transform("m0.98965296,0,0,0.87648538,-3.2175615,-286.00894").data('id',
'Cabinda');
Each of these provinces are in an array called subDivs:
var subDivs=[Cabinda];
subDivs.push( CuandoCubango, Moxico, Namibe, etc... );
I have a for loop which has mouseover and mouseout events for each of the provinces:
for(var subName in subDivs)
(function (sub)
sub.attr(style);
var subdivId = subName.id;
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseover", function()
sub.animate(hoverStyle, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
, true);
sub[0].addEventListener("mouseout", function()
sub.animate(style, animationSpeed);
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = '';
, true);
)(subDivs[subName]);
I have a #showname div on my map at the top which I want to display each province's name as it is hovered over. I have tried adding these two lines so far but it isn't showing the id of the province - it is showing up in the #nameshow div as 'undefined'.
var subdivId = subName.id;
document.getElementById("showname").innerHTML = subdivId;
javascript html raphael
javascript html raphael
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