>>Popups are informative messages that can be shown anywhere on the map...
Yes, this function may be used: AddPopupToMap; as workaround
the only problem in our case that we need to sync Lon/Lat for popup and marker for 100-1000 fast moving objects. vs. GMaps - where label is linked to marker.
if polygon labels can't be added, I'll use popups approach. no problem.
There are currently no labels support in v1.0 There are a few technical issues between various map services regarding labels that we plan for one of the next major updates. You can use the popups if you wish, which are more or less the same as labels except they can be hidden. As soon as we allocate time, we'll investigate what we can offer in terms of labels.
Thank you for clarification. Understandable. I'll use popups for now. That's fine.
From my POV, there are many use cases when it's very important to show not just Markers, Polygons, Polylines ("graphics") but object description as well, which is linked to base object.
If supported (in the future) this would allow to use powerful TMS Maps for many new tasks.
Yes. It is our plan to have TMS FNC Maps as a solid base first and afterwards add additional features such as labels, among other things. The key here is to make sure that each feature works on each service. Exceptions will be added to a descendant class like we did with TTMSFNCGoogleMaps
We use TMS GMaps and TMS OS Maps, and now switching to FNC Maps.
The ideal solution was in Google maps: customizable marker labels and marker anchors
for "tracker" style applications, which display thousands of markers and hundreds of polygons
- automatic labels display is very important.
also, would be nice to have a "layer" property / string (display filter). which allows to hide / show specific objects only without deleting and then re-creating them.
We currently focus on other areas, and will keep this in mind. There is currently not support for polygon labels because of various differences between the map services. As soon as time permits, we'll look into this.