http://www.ammap.com/docs/ 2010-09-09T01:41:53-05:00 http://www.ammap.com/docs/ http://www.ammap.com/docs/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-10-21T02:22:29-05:00 http://www.ammap.com/docs/v.2/how_to/create_custom_maps?rev=1256109749&do=diff This tutorial teaches you how to create a custom map using standards which are used for amMap country maps. You can use this FLA sample map of Lithuania as a tutorial. Quick recommendations for experienced users: 1) place country/areas borders in a separate layer, named borders; 2) give instance name "borders" for borders movie clip; 3) use 0.25 width solid white line for borders; 4) Use original country / area name for movie clip name; 5) Use lower cased names for movie clip instanc… text/html 2009-08-31T02:04:20-05:00 http://www.ammap.com/docs/v.2/how_to/create_drill_down_maps?rev=1251702260&do=diff Creating drill-down maps is easy. Before starting you could check a drill_down example in the examples folder of the ammap package. For the start, simply create separate data files for every map, for example ammap_data.xml and ammap_data_europe.xml. All you need to do is to link the "europe" area of the world map to the europe_data.xml data file. To do this you should add url attribute with the path to the new data file. For the flash to know that this is link to the data file and not the simpl… text/html 2009-08-31T02:04:20-05:00 http://www.ammap.com/docs/v.2/how_to/embed_flash_to_your_page_without_swfobject?rev=1251702260&do=diff Instead of using SWFObject, you can embed a Flash object inside a web page using the traditional method. However, this method has some disadvantages - viewers using Internet Explorer will be required to click on the Flash control to activate it. Here is the syntax: text/html 2009-08-31T02:04:21-05:00 http://www.ammap.com/docs/v.2/how_to/zoom_in_and_out_with_mouse_wheel?rev=1251702261&do=diff amMap has a setting, <mouse_wheel_enabled> which, if set to "true", allows zooming the map with mouse wheel. However in some cases this is not working with some browsers. A solution would be to use JavaScript functions flashMovie.zoomIn() and flashMovie.zoomOut() - you can register events of mouse wheel with JavaScript and call these functions. Here is the sample code: