Extract Latitude and Longitude from model and create a map marker

[daftwolfie]

Thanks for the reply! I tried it out, unfortunately doesn't work, if this helps,

this is my 'NewsContainer' which is my navigation view which contains 'New' which is where my list is, its a carousel.

NewsContainer:

Ext.define('demo.view.NewsContainer',{
   extend:'Ext.navigation.View',
   xtype:'newscontainer',
   
   requires: [
		'demo.view.New',
		'demo.view.Mapo'
   ],
   
    config:{
        title:'Home',
        iconCls:'home',
		cls: 'home',
		
        items:[
            {
				itemCls: 'feed',
				style: 'background-color: Transparent;',
                xtype:'new'
            }
        ]
    }


});

New.js (Carousel) which contains 'list' which is the first item of my carousel.

Ext.define('demo.view.New',{
    extend:'Ext.Carousel',
    xtype:'new',
	
	requires:['Ext.plugin.PullRefresh'],
	
    config:{
        title:'Traffic Watch',
        iconCls:'home',
        layout:'fit',


        items:[
            {
				plugins: [
                    {
                        xclass: 'Ext.plugin.PullRefresh',
                        pullRefreshText: 'Pull down to refresh!'
                    }
                ],
				itemCls:'xmlfeed',
                xtype:'list',
                store:'news',
				html:['<center><b><font face= "Dosis" size="5" color="blue">LTA Newsfeed</font></b></center>'].join(""),
				style: 'background-color: Transparent;',
                itemTpl: new Ext.XTemplate(
                    '<div style="float-left; width:60px;">',
                    '</div>',
                    '<div style="margin-left: 40px;">',
                    '     <img src={[this.getImagePath(values)]} /><br><br><h1>{Message}</h1>',
                    '</div>'
					, {
						getImagePath: function (values) {
							 if (values.Message.indexOf("Roadworks") != -1) {
								return 'resources/images/roadworks.png';
							 }
							 else if (values.Message.indexOf("Accident") != -1) {
								return 'resources/images/accident.png';
							 }
							 else if (values.Message.indexOf("breakdown") != -1) {
								return 'resources/images/breakdown.png';
							 }
							 else {
								return 'resources/images/heavytraffic.png';
							 }
						}
					}
                )
            },
			{
                plugins: [
                    {
                        xclass: 'Ext.plugin.PullRefresh',
                        pullRefreshText: 'Pull down to refresh!'
                    }
                ],
                itemCls:'userdisplay',
                xtype: 'list',
                itemId: 'DisplayList',
				style: 'background-color: Transparent;',
                html:['<center><b><font face= "Dosis" size="5" color="blue">User Newsfeed</font></b></center>'].join(""),
                itemTpl: [
                    '<div style="float-left; width:60px;">',
                    '</div>',,
                    '<div style="margin-left: 62px;">',
                    '     <h1><b>@{username}</b></h1><br><h2>{description}<br><br><br>{time}</h2>',
                    '</div>'
                ],
                store: 'Displays'


            }
        ]
    }
});

Thank you for all your help, been struggling with this school assignment for a while now.

[jerome76]

Mapo:

for (i=0; i<Ext.getStore('news').getData().length; i++){
            var data = Ext.getStore('news').getData().items[i].data
        };
            new google.maps.Marker({
                position: new google.maps.LatLng(
                        data.Latitude, 
                        data.Longitude
                ),
                // icon: image,
                map: map,
                title: "Incident Location",
                animation: google.maps.Animation.BOUNCE
            });

The var data is just going to be 'overwritten' every step of the loop. You would have to create the map marker inside the loop. Doesn't the editor you use give you an alert saying the var 'data' is never read or used?

[daftwolfie]

Thanks Jerome! I'll see what I can do to get around this, been using notepad++ , a bad idea I guess. Thanks for all the help you've given, really appreciate it!