My first option would be to view all the details using the switch. However, I understand that it only allows displaying one. If you could confirm this, I would appreciate it. Or if there is another method or extension that would allow me to do this.
If not,
My second option would be to click on the vehicle and have it display the details of the selected vehicle.
What you’re trying to do is definitely possible, but the issue is how the markers are being handled.
Right now, it looks like you’re always selecting the first item from your lists (index = 1), which is why every marker shows the same title (like “aaaa”).
Instead, you should use the component from the when any Marker.Click event. That tells you exactly which marker was clicked.
Suggested approach:
Store your markers in a list (e.g., markersList)
Store your titles in another list (e.g., titlesList)
When a marker is clicked:
Find its position in the markers list
Use that index to get the correct title
Example logic:
Get index → position of component in markersList
Set Marker.Title using that index from titlesList
Call Marker.ShowInfobox
This way, each marker will display its correct title and description.
Though the Map MArker allows only one marker at a time to pop up its Title and Description, that might not stop a clever coder from adding a Clock Timer that cycles through a list of Marker components and instructs them to display their pop ups, one after another.
I had to manually zoom out and drag the map at run time to see the markers at a comfortable scale. Panning the Markers was dizzying, so I removed that.
All markers were generated at run time from the input table.
To loop through them, a temporary copy of the marker list was made, for use by the Clock Timer.
Every second, the temporary list was checked if it needed replenishing from the master list filled from the incoming file text.
The marker at the front (item 1) of the temporary list was popped up on the map, then item was removed from the temporary list to get ready for the next Clock Timer cycle.
For Title and Description, I used columns 1 and 2 of the states CSV table.
For a dispatch app, you could use license plate and driver name.
I managed to show and hide the license plates.
I managed to rotate the images.
However, the problem is that all the vehicles turn blue when the order of the items is:
Item 1 blue
Item 2 white
Item 3 white
as shown on the initial screen.
