OK, shocking title, but the idea here is good, and it works really well.
Let’s say you want to show your users a map with pins in it. Then, they can click a map to see information about the area the pin is dropped on. Makes sense?
With some help from other forum users I’ve just made such a thing using @Jannis OpenStreetMap stack and Poster stack.
It’s a map of the costa regions of Spain. Click a pin and you see the name of the region. Click the name and the page refreshes with details about the region now below the map.
You can then go directly to the next region info by clicking the “next region” like below the content, or just click another pin in the map.
It came about as a possible solution to another problem, but it works really well, so figured it’s worth a share. If anyone wants it, I’ll strip it back and zip it up. Jannis has worked hard to help me get it working, so if you like it, go buy his stacks ;-)
@robertreinink I had no idea that stack existed. It would be an instant purchase for me for other things I’m working on, but it needs a Google API and I’m not going near that with a bargepole.
Not a reflection on Will, but on Google.
@Capetom I’ll strip it down tonight to a simple project and fire up a link.