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State-based Formatting for Selected Marker in Google Map Widget

  • April 9, 2021
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Hi all, 

I have two types of markers in Google Map Widget that represent two different values of a property (State-based formatting).

The problem is for the selected marker, I have no idea how to set two different types of this.

Any help?

Thanks

    Best answer by yhan

    Hi @PB_9026895,

     

    Thanks for reaching out to PTC.

    Take an example, suppose you already have created a state(named speedingState) with two different states, one is “Not Speeding", the other is "Speeding". And also you have associated different styling with "Not Speeding" and "Speeding" states in the definition of the state. Then you can follow below steps:

    1. Select the google map, navigate to the properties pane and click on State formatting for the MakerFormatting property
    2. In the Configure State Formatting popup, select State-based Formatting, set the Dependent Field to the specific property(in this example, its Speed), select SpeedingState as the State Definition. 
    3. You can also search and choose another different StyleDefinitions in the popup.
    4. Now the map widget should display a different Marker when the setting speed value reaches.

    Best Regards,

    /Yoyo

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    yhan17-PeridotAnswer
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    April 12, 2021

    Hi @PB_9026895,

     

    Thanks for reaching out to PTC.

    Take an example, suppose you already have created a state(named speedingState) with two different states, one is “Not Speeding", the other is "Speeding". And also you have associated different styling with "Not Speeding" and "Speeding" states in the definition of the state. Then you can follow below steps:

    1. Select the google map, navigate to the properties pane and click on State formatting for the MakerFormatting property
    2. In the Configure State Formatting popup, select State-based Formatting, set the Dependent Field to the specific property(in this example, its Speed), select SpeedingState as the State Definition. 
    3. You can also search and choose another different StyleDefinitions in the popup.
    4. Now the map widget should display a different Marker when the setting speed value reaches.

    Best Regards,

    /Yoyo

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    PB_90268951-VisitorAuthor
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    April 12, 2021

    Hi yhan,

    thank you for your reply.

    The solution is clear, but I have some problems with the selected marker. 

    I want to set different types of selected markers. Is this possible to do in state-based formatting?

    Thank you

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    yhan17-Peridot
    17-Peridot
    April 12, 2021

    Hi @PB_9026895,

     

    I'm wondering if you would like to fulfill the below scenario?

    4-12-2021 5-33-07 PM.jpg

    If not, could you take an example to explain it?

     

    Thanks,

    /Yoyo

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