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Wood Street, 60612","latitude":"41.868564","longitude":"-87.670795","pin_radius":"30","display_indicator":"1","campus_side_desc":"WEST","campus_side":"2","visitor_parking_yn":"N","parking_offering":"Meter parking"}],"WEST_Wood Street Parking Structure":[{"parking_id":"44","lot_name":"Wood Street Parking Structure","address":"1100 South Wood St., 60612","latitude":"41.868073","longitude":"-87.672356","pin_radius":"40","display_indicator":"1","campus_side_desc":"WEST","campus_side":"2","visitor_parking_yn":"Y","parking_offering":"Motorcycle parking,Card Access parking,Visitor parking"}],"SOUTH_Lot 14":[{"parking_id":"6","lot_name":"Lot 14","address":"829 W Rochford Street, 60608","latitude":"41.865547","longitude":"-87.645744","pin_radius":"40","display_indicator":"1","campus_side_desc":"SOUTH","campus_side":"3","visitor_parking_yn":"N","parking_offering":"Pay Per Space parking"}],"SOUTH_Maxwell Street Parking Structure":[{"parking_id":"37","lot_name":"Maxwell Street Parking Structure","address":"701 West Maxwell St., 60608","latitude":"41.864521","longitude":"-87.645363","pin_radius":"30","display_indicator":"1","campus_side_desc":"SOUTH","campus_side":"3","visitor_parking_yn":"Y","parking_offering":"Motorcycle parking,Visitor and Card Access parking"}],"PARKING SERVICES_0622 (Halsted Street Parking Structure)":[{"parking_id":"1","lot_name":"0622 (Halsted Street Parking Structure)","address":"760 West Taylor Street.","latitude":"41.87059","longitude":"-87.646294","pin_radius":"75","display_indicator":"1","campus_side_desc":"PARKING SERVICES","campus_side":"4","visitor_parking_yn":"N","parking_offering":"Motorcycle parking,Pay Per Space parking,Visitor and Card Access parking"}],"PARKING SERVICES_0971 (Wood Street Parking)":[{"parking_id":"2","lot_name":"0971 (Wood Street Parking)","address":"1100 South Wood Street","latitude":"41.868073","longitude":"-87.672356","pin_radius":"75","display_indicator":"1","campus_side_desc":"PARKING SERVICES","campus_side":"4","visitor_parking_yn":"N","parking_offering":"Motorcycle parking,Card Access parking,Visitor parking"}]},"Locations":[{"category_id":"4","category_name":"TOP DESTINATIONS","display_sequence":"100","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"5","category_name":"BUILDINGS A-Z","display_sequence":"200","cat_type":"building"},{"category_id":"6","category_name":"ACADEMIC SERVICES","display_sequence":"300","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"7","category_name":"CAMPUS GLOBAL LEARNING","display_sequence":"400","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"8","category_name":"DINING LIST","display_sequence":"500","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"9","category_name":"FINANCIAL SERVICES","display_sequence":"600","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"10","category_name":"HEALTH AND WELLNESS","display_sequence":"700","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"11","category_name":"RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS","display_sequence":"800","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"12","category_name":"RESOURCE \u0026 CULTURAL CENTERS","display_sequence":"900","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"13","category_name":"STAYING SAFE","display_sequence":"1000","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"14","category_name":"STUDENT LIFE","display_sequence":"1100","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"15","category_name":"STUDENT SERVICES","display_sequence":"1200","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"16","category_name":"SUPPORT PROGRAMS","display_sequence":"1300","cat_type":"poi"},{"category_id":"22","category_name":"SCOTTER \u0026 SKATEBOARD DOCKS","display_sequence":"1400","cat_type":"poi"}]}; modelDict["searchMapPins"] = []; var suggestionBuildingParkingsList = new Set(); var suggestionPOIList = new Set(); var map; var nonKiosk = true; //Adding the load event google.maps.event.addDomListener(window, 'load', initMap); function initMap() { var mapProp = { center: new google.maps.LatLng(41.870643, -87.668216), zoom: 15, maxZoom: 20, mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP, tilt: 45, mapTypeControl: true, mapTypeControlOptions: { style: google.maps.MapTypeControlStyle.HORIZONTAL_BAR, position: google.maps.ControlPosition.TOP_RIGHT }, panControl: false, panControlOptions: { position: google.maps.ControlPosition.RIGHT_TOP }, zoomControl: true, zoomControlOptions: { style: google.maps.ZoomControlStyle.LARGE, position: google.maps.ControlPosition.RIGHT_TOP }, scaleControl: true, scaleControlOptions: { position: google.maps.ControlPosition.TOP_RIGHT }, streetViewControl: false }; //Creating the map from map properties map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("googleMap"), mapProp); var homeControlDiv = document.createElement('div'); var homeControl = new HomeControl(homeControlDiv, map); homeControlDiv.index = 1; map.controls[google.maps.ControlPosition.BOTTOM_LEFT].push(homeControlDiv); var homeRefreshDiv = document.createElement('div'); var homeRefresh = new HomeRefresh(homeRefreshDiv, map); homeRefreshDiv.index = 1; map.controls[google.maps.ControlPosition.TOP_RIGHT].push(homeRefreshDiv); var homeDirectionsDiv = document.createElement('div'); var homeDirections = new HomeDirections(homeDirectionsDiv, map); homeDirectionsDiv.index = 1; map.controls[google.maps.ControlPosition.RIGHT_BOTTOM].push(homeDirectionsDiv); map.overlayMapTypes.insertAt(0, maptiler); map.overlayMapTypes.insertAt(0, jmlsLayer); //Below code handles the removal of the image overlay upon changing from map view to satellite view //Capture the map type id changed event and check for the map type clicked and then add the logic based on the requirement // var prev is used to track switches from one map type to another var prev = 'roadmap'; google.maps.event.addDomListener(map, 'maptypeid_changed', function (ev) { var maptypeid = map.getMapTypeId(); if (maptypeid == "hybrid" & prev == "roadmap") { map.overlayMapTypes.removeAt(0, maptiler); prev = "hybrid"; } else if (maptypeid == "roadmap" & prev == "hybrid") { map.overlayMapTypes.insertAt(0, maptiler); prev = "roadmap"; } }); createCircles(); } var values = { "poiMarkers": new Map(), "BuildingsMarkers": new Map(), "CTATrainMarkers": new Map(), "CTABusMarkers": new Map(), "ParkingsMarkers": new Map() }; var markerMap = new Map(Object.entries(values)); var divvyLocations; function addMenuTableItem(innerText) { var tableRow = $('<div id="' + innerText+'Div"> <tr></tr></div > '); var tableData = $('<td align="left" colspan="2" style="cursor:pointer" ><img class="plusSignIndicator" src="/Images/Buttons/plus-symbol.png" /><img class="minusSignIndicator hide" src="/Images/Buttons/minus-symbol.png" />  <font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#FFFFFF" size="2"><b>' + innerText + '</b></font></td>'); tableRow.append(tableData); return tableRow; } function toggleMenuClassItem(ClassRow) { ClassRow.on('click', function () { $(this).next('table').toggleClass('show'); var plusSignIndicator = $(this).find('.plusSignIndicator'); var minusSignIndicator = $(this).find('.minusSignIndicator'); plusSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); minusSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); }); } function toggleTransistMenuClassItem(tableRow,elementID) { tableRow.on('click', function () { var element = document.getElementById(elementID); element.classList.toggle("show"); var plusSignIndicator = $(this).find('.plusSignIndicator'); var minusSignIndicator = $(this).find('.minusSignIndicator'); plusSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); minusSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); }); } function toggleTransportationMenuClassItem(tableRow,elementID) { tableRow.on('click', function () { $(this).next('table').toggleClass('show'); var element = document.getElementById(elementID); element.classList.toggle("show"); var plusSignIndicator = $(this).find('.plusSignIndicator'); var minusSignIndicator = $(this).find('.minusSignIndicator'); plusSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); minusSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); }); } function addSubMenuTableItem(innerText) { var subMenuTableRow = $('<tr></tr>'); var subMenuTableData = $('<td style="vertical-align: top;" style="cursor:pointer" ><img class="uncheckedSignIndicator" src="/Images/Buttons/unchecked-box.png" /><img class="checkedSignIndicator hide" src="/Images/Buttons/checked-box.png" /></td><td> <span style:"text-align: center" ><font class="subMenuFontCheckbox">' + innerText + '</font></span></td>'); subMenuTableRow.append(subMenuTableData); return subMenuTableRow; } function addSubMenuTableItemWithNoCheckbox(innerText) { var subMenuTableRow = $('<tr></tr>'); var subMenuTableData = $('<td style="vertical-align: top;" style="cursor:pointer" ></td><td> <span style:"text-align: center" ><font class="subMenuFontWithNoCheckbox">' + innerText + '</font></span></td>'); subMenuTableRow.append(subMenuTableData); return subMenuTableRow; } function populateCTA(cta, ctaDict, ctaVar, transistleftMenuItemTable) { var tableRow = addMenuTableItem(cta); toggleMenuClassItem(tableRow); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); var subMenuTable = $("<table class = 'sub-menu-table'></table>"); for ( [cta_route, value] of Object.entries(ctaDict)) { if (value != null) { var poi = cta_route; var tableRow = addSubMenuTableItemWithNoCheckbox(cta_route); subMenuOnCLickFunctionWithNoCheckbox(cta_route,value, tableRow, ctaVar); subMenuTable.append(tableRow); } } transistleftMenuItemTable.append(subMenuTable); } function populateDivvy(tableRow){ for ( [poi_name, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.DivvyDict)) { divvyLocations = value; var tableRow = addSubMenuTableItem(poi_name); if (value != null) { var poi = poi_name; subMenuOnCLickFunction(poi_name,value, tableRow, "Divvy"); tableRow.insertAfter("#bikeRackLocationsDiv"); } } } function populateParkings(transistleftMenuItemTable){ var tableRow = addMenuTableItem('PARKINGS'); toggleMenuClassItem(tableRow); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); var parkingsClassTable = $("<table class = 'parkings-class-table'></table>"); for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.Parkings)) { var blClassRow = addMenuTableItem(key); toggleMenuClassItem(blClassRow); parkingsClassTable.append(blClassRow); var blClasssubMenuTable = $("<table class = 'sub-menu-table'></table>"); for (var j = 0; j < value.length; j++) { var poi = value[j]; suggestionBuildingParkingsList.add(poi); var parkingsKey = key + "_" + value[j]; var blClasssubMenuTableRow = addSubMenuTableItemWithNoCheckbox(value[j]); subMenuOnCLickFunctionWithNoCheckbox(poi, modelDict.ParkingLocations[parkingsKey], blClasssubMenuTableRow, "Parkings"); blClasssubMenuTable.append(blClasssubMenuTableRow); } parkingsClassTable.append(blClasssubMenuTable); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(parkingsClassTable); } } function populateBuildings(leftMenuItemTable){ var tableRow = addMenuTableItem('BUILDINGS A-Z'); toggleMenuClassItem(tableRow); leftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); var blClassTable = $("<table class = 'bl-class-table' ></table>"); for ([key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.BuidingsAZ)) { var blClassRow = addMenuTableItem(key); toggleMenuClassItem(blClassRow); blClassTable.append(blClassRow); var blClasssubMenuTable = $("<table class = 'sub-menu-table'></table>"); for (var j = 0; j < value.length; j++) { var blClasssubMenuTableRow = addSubMenuTableItem(value[j]); var poi = value[j]; var buildingsKey = key + "_" + value[j]; if (modelDict.BuidingsLocations[buildingsKey] != null) { for (var m = 0; m < modelDict.BuidingsLocations[buildingsKey].length; m++) { var buldingInfo = modelDict.BuidingsLocations[buildingsKey][m]; suggestionBuildingParkingsList.add(buldingInfo.bl_address1); suggestionBuildingParkingsList.add(buldingInfo.bl_name); suggestionBuildingParkingsList.add(buldingInfo.bl_abbreviation); suggestionBuildingParkingsList.add(buldingInfo.bl_id); } } var blClasssubMenuTableRow = addSubMenuTableItemWithNoCheckbox(value[j]); subMenuOnCLickFunctionWithNoCheckbox(poi, modelDict.BuidingsLocations[buildingsKey], blClasssubMenuTableRow, "Buildings"); blClasssubMenuTable.append(blClasssubMenuTableRow); blClassTable.append(blClasssubMenuTable); } leftMenuItemTable.append(blClassTable); } } $(document).ready(function () { $('#feedbackLink').on("click", function () { $('#feedbackContent p').html('Please click on the “Provide Feedback” button below and log in with your valid Netid credentials to provide feedback. Thank you for your input!'); $('#AboutUs').addClass('displayNone'); $('#feedback').removeClass('displayNone'); }); $('#feedbackClose').on("click", function () { $('#feedback').addClass('displayNone'); $('.inputField').val(''); $('#feedbackErrorMessage').addClass('displayNone'); }); $('#AboutUsLink').on("click", function () { if ($(window).width() <= 530) { $('#AboutUsContent p').html('The UIC Interactive Campus Map was launched in August 2014 and displays a wide array of information resources for UIC’s students, visitors, faculty and staff. It provides university building and parking information, assists with directions, outlines UIC shuttle routes and provides high-resolution, print-optimized campus maps in PDF format available for download. The map was developed by the Office of Planning, Sustainability and Project Management and UIC graduate students in collaboration with Academic Computing and Communications Center, Office of Public and Government Affairs and other campus units using Google Maps Application Programming Interface (API) with a custom designed map overlay. Feedback may be provided using the “Feedback“ link found on the bottom of the map.'); //$('#AboutUsContent p').html('The UIC Interactive Campus Map displays a wide array of information resources for UIC students, visitors, faculty and staff. It provides university building and parking information, assists with directions, outlines UIC shuttle routes and provides high-resolution, print-optimized campus maps in PDF format available for download. For UIC homepage, please <a target="_blank" href="http://www.uic.edu/" >click here</a>. '); } $('#feedback').addClass('displayNone'); $('#AboutUs').removeClass('displayNone'); }); $('#AboutUsClose').on("click", function () { $('#AboutUs').addClass('displayNone'); }); var transistleftMenuItemTable = $('.transist-left-menu-item'); var leftMenuItemTable = $('.left-menu-item'); // Populating Locations Left Nav Bar // Buildings //populateBuildings(leftMenuItemTable); // POI for (var i = 0; i < modelDict.Locations.length; i++) { var location = modelDict.Locations[i]; var tableRow = addMenuTableItem(location.category_name); var subMenuTable = $("<table class = 'sub-menu-table'></table>"); if(location.cat_type == 'building'){ populateBuildings(leftMenuItemTable); continue; } var poiElements = modelDict.poiDict[location.category_name]; if (poiElements != null) { for (var j = 0; j < modelDict.poiDict[location.category_name].length; j++) { var poi = modelDict.poiDict[location.category_name][j]; suggestionPOIList.add(poi); let resources = modelDict.poiLocations[poi] for (k = 0; k < resources.length; k++) { if(resources[k].poi_secondary_name !== null){ suggestionPOIList.add(resources[k].poi_secondary_name); } } var subMenuTableRow = addSubMenuTableItem(poi); subMenuOnCLickFunction(poi, modelDict.poiLocations[poi], subMenuTableRow, "POI"); subMenuTable.append(subMenuTableRow); } toggleMenuClassItem(tableRow); leftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); leftMenuItemTable.append(subMenuTable); } } // Transit Menu // Directions var tableRow = addMenuTableItem('DIRECTIONS'); toggleTransistMenuClassItem(tableRow, "directions"); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(getdirectionsDiv()); // Buildings populateBuildings(transistleftMenuItemTable); // Parkings populateParkings(transistleftMenuItemTable); // Accessibility var tableRow = addMenuTableItem('ACCESSIBILITY'); toggleTransistMenuClassItem(tableRow, "Accessibility"); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(getAccessibilityDiv()); // SHUTTLE ROUTES var tableRow = addMenuTableItem('SHUTTLE ROUTES'); toggleTransistMenuClassItem(tableRow, "shuttle_routes"); var shuttleRoutesDiv = $('<div id="shuttle_routes" class="shuttle_routes"><a href = "https://uic.transloc.com/" target = "_blank" > <font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#FFFFFF" size="2">TransLoc</font></a></div >'); tableRow.append(shuttleRoutesDiv); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); // CTA BUS ROUTES populateCTA('CTA BUS ROUTES', modelDict.CTARoutesDict, 'CTA_BUS', transistleftMenuItemTable); // CTA Train Routes populateCTA('CTA TRAIN STATIONS', modelDict.CTATainStationsDict, 'CTA_TRAIN', transistleftMenuItemTable); // Active Transportation var tableRow = addMenuTableItem('ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION'); // toggleTransistMenuClassItem(tableRow, "Bicycling"); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(tableRow); var subMenuTable = $("<table class = 'sub-menu-table'></table>"); for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.TransitDict)) { var subMenuTableRow = addSubMenuTableItem(key); subMenuOnCLickFunction(key, modelDict.TransitDict[key], subMenuTableRow, "Transit"); subMenuTable.append(subMenuTableRow); } toggleTransportationMenuClassItem(tableRow,"Bicycling"); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(subMenuTable); transistleftMenuItemTable.append(getBycyclingDiv()); populateDivvy(tableRow); $("#searchMap").autocomplete({ source:function(request, response) { var term = request.term.toLowerCase(); var suggestedNames = Array.from(new Set([...suggestionBuildingParkingsList, ...suggestionPOIList])); var filteredNames = suggestedNames.filter(function(poi) { return poi.toLowerCase().includes(term); }); var results = Array.from(new Set(filteredNames)); response(results); }, minLength: 1 }); $("#start,#end").autocomplete({ source: Array.from(suggestionBuildingParkingsList) }); $('.travelmodeStyle').on("keypress click", function (e) { if (e.which === 13 || e.type === 'click') { var src = $(this).attr("src"); var id = $(this).attr("id"); switch (id) { case "WALKING": if (src.includes("clicked")) { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/walk.png"); } else { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/walk_clicked.png"); $('#DRIVING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/drive.png"); $('#BICYCLING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bike.png"); $('#TRANSIT').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bus.png"); } break; case "DRIVING": if (src.includes("clicked")) { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/drive.png"); } else { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/drive_clicked.png"); $('#WALKING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/walk.png"); $('#BICYCLING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bike.png"); $('#TRANSIT').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bus.png"); } break; case "BICYCLING": if (src.includes("clicked")) { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bike.png"); } else { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bike_clicked.png"); $('#DRIVING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/drive.png"); $('#WALKING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/walk.png"); $('#TRANSIT').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bus.png"); } break; case "TRANSIT": if (src.includes("clicked")) { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bus.png"); } else { $(this).attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bus_clicked.png"); $('#DRIVING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/drive.png"); $('#BICYCLING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/bike.png"); $('#WALKING').attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/walk.png"); } break; } selectedMode = $(this).attr("id"); calcRoute(); } }); // Function for reversing starting point and destination point $('.reverse').on("keypress click", function (e) { if (e.which === 13 || e.type === 'click') { if ($('#start').val() != "" || $('#end').val() != "") { var temp = $('#start').val(); $('#start').val($('#end').val()); $('#end').val(temp); } } }); $('#listAllSteps').on("click", function () { $('#directions-panel').show(); }); $("#WALKING").attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/walk_clicked.png"); //Initiazing Directions object directionsDisplay = new google.maps.DirectionsRenderer(); directionsDisplay.setMap(map); directionsDisplay.setPanel(document.getElementById('directions-panel')); }); var infowindow_Pin = new google.maps.InfoWindow(); var infowindow_Parkings = new google.maps.InfoWindow(); var infowindow_Shuttle = new google.maps.InfoWindow(); var infowindow_Buildings = new google.maps.InfoWindow(); // Please follow the below link for more details on the tooltip functionality /* Polygon mouseover tooltips: based on Label Overlay examples by Marc Ridey (http://blog.mridey.com/2009/09/label-overlay-example-for-google-maps.html) & Wolfgang Pichler (http://www.wolfpil.de/tooltips.html) */ function Tooltip(opt_options) { // Initialization this.setValues(opt_options); var div = this.div_ = document.createElement("div"); // Absolute position is absolutely necessary this.div_.className = "tooltip"; } Tooltip.prototype = new google.maps.OverlayView(); Tooltip.prototype.onAdd = function () { var pane = this.getPanes().floatPane; pane.appendChild(this.div_); this.div_.style.display = "block"; // Ensures the right position of the tooltip when the marker is being dragged this.listener_ = google.maps.event.addListener(this, "position_changed", this.draw); }; Tooltip.prototype.onRemove = function () { var parent = this.div_.parentNode; if (parent) parent.removeChild(this.div_); // Remove listener to stop updating the tooltip's position google.maps.event.removeListener(this.listener_); }; Tooltip.prototype.draw = function () { var pos, div; pos = this.getProjection().fromLatLngToDivPixel(this.get("position")); div = this.div_; div.style.left = pos.x - 20 + "px"; // adjust tooltip positioning with these values div.style.top = pos.y + 25 + "px"; div.style.display = "none"; div.innerHTML = this.get("text").toString(); }; function buildingCircles(){ for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.BuidingsLocations)) { for (i = 0; i < value.length; i++) { lat = value[i].latitude; longt = value[i].longitude; building = value[i]; var bldg_Circles = { strokeOpacity: 0, strokeWeight: 0, fillOpacity: 0, map: map, clickable: true, center: new google.maps.LatLng(lat, longt), radius: parseInt(building.pin_radius), text: building.bl_name, visible: true }; var circle = new google.maps.Circle(bldg_Circles); createClickableCircle(circle, "building", building); } } } function parkingCircles(){ for ([key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.ParkingLocations)) { for (k = 0; k < value.length; k++) { lat = value[k].latitude; longt = value[k].longitude; parking = value[k]; //destination.parkingTypes = "destination"; var prkg_Circles = { strokeOpacity: 0, strokeWeight: 0, fillOpacity: 0, map: map, clickable: true, center: new google.maps.LatLng(lat, longt), radius: parseInt(parking.pin_radius), text: parking.lot_name, visible: true }; var circle = new google.maps.Circle(prkg_Circles); createClickableCircle(circle, "parking", parking); } } } function createCircles() { buildingCircles(); parkingCircles(); } function createClickableCircle(circle, entity, model) { var image; var tooltip; tooltip = new Tooltip({ map: map }); tooltip.bindTo('position', circle, 'center'); tooltip.bindTo('text', circle, 'text'); google.maps.event.addListener(circle, 'mouseover', function (ev) { image = new google.maps.GroundOverlay('/Images/Circles/circle_175.png', circle.getBounds()); image.setMap(map); tooltip.onAdd(); }); google.maps.event.addListener(circle, 'mouseout', function (ev) { image.setMap(null); tooltip.onRemove(); }); closeWindows(); google.maps.event.addListener(circle, 'click', function (ev) { if (entity == "building") { //uicBuildingPopup(circle, model); map.panTo(circle.getCenter()); var Content = setBuildingPopupContent(circle, model); infowindow_Buildings.setContent(Content); infowindow_Buildings.setPosition(circle.getCenter()); infowindow_Buildings.open(map); populateDepartmentsAndResources(circle, model); modelDict.searchMapPins.push(circle); } else if (entity == "parking") { //createParkingInfoWindow(circle, model); map.panTo(circle.getCenter()); var contentString_Parkings = setParkingContent(circle, model); infowindow_Parkings.setContent(contentString_Parkings); infowindow_Parkings.setPosition(circle.getCenter()); infowindow_Parkings.open(map); populateParkingTypes(model); modelDict.searchMapPins.push(circle); //map.panTo(circle.getPosition()); // map.setZoom(15); } }); } var accessabilityZoomSetCount = 0; function getdirectionsDiv() { var div = $(`<div class="directions" id="directions"> <table width="100%"> <tr> <td height="60px" colspan="2"> <div id="directionType"> <div class="floatLeft" style="margin-right:13px"> <img id="WALKING" class="travelmodeStyle" src="/Images/Buttons/walk.png" /> </div>    <div class="floatLeft" style="margin-right:13px"> <img id="DRIVING" class="travelmodeStyle" src="/Images/Buttons/drive.png" /> </div>    <div class="floatLeft" style="margin-right:13px"> <img id="BICYCLING" class="travelmodeStyle" src="/Images/Buttons/bike.png" /> </div>    <div class="floatLeft" style="margin-right:13px"> <img id="TRANSIT" class="travelmodeStyle" src="/Images/Buttons/bus.png" /> </div> </div> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <div class="reverseDiv"> <img id="reverse" class="reverse" src="/Images/swapping-arrows.png" /> </div> <div style="margin-left: 2px;"> <div> <input type="text" id="start" placeholder="Choose Starting Point" style="width: 80%; height: 20px" /> </div> <div> <input type="text" id="end" placeholder="Choose Destination" style="width: 80%; height: 20px" /> </div> </div> </td> </tr> <tr> <td height="8px" colspan="2"> <button class="mobile_image_resize" style="font-size : 10px;width:46px;height:18px;background-color: #ffffff;color:#001b64;border:none;padding-left:2px;" id="searchButton" type="button" onclick="calcRoute();"><b>Search</b></button> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <a id="listAllSteps" style="display: none;margin-left:3px;" href="#" class="listDirectionsFont">List All Steps</a> </td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan="2"> <div id="directions-panel" style="display: none;background-color:#FFFFFF;margin-left: -21px;"></div> </td> </tr> </table> </div>`); return div; } function getAccessibilityDiv() { var div = $(`<div class="Accessibility" id="Accessibility"> <div id="accParkingDiv" tabindex="0" onclick="divCustomLayer(this)" onkeypress="divCustomLayer(this)" style="cursor:pointer"> <img alt='Pic' id='accParking' src='/Images/Buttons/unchecked-box.png'> <font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Accessible Parking Locations</font><br /> </div> <div id="accRouteDiv" tabindex="0" onclick="divCustomLayer(this)" onkeypress="divCustomLayer(this)" style="cursor:pointer"> <img alt='Pic' id='accRoute' src='/Images/Buttons/unchecked-box.png'> <font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Accessible Routes</font><br /> </div> <div id="autDoorsDiv" tabindex="0" onclick="divCustomLayer(this)" onkeypress="divCustomLayer(this)" style="cursor:pointer"> <img alt='Pic' id='autDoors' src='/Images/Buttons/unchecked-box.png'> <font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Accessible Building Entries</font><br /> </div> <div id="emergencyPhonesDiv" tabindex="0" onclick="divCustomLayer(this)" onkeypress="divCustomLayer(this)" style="cursor:pointer"> <img alt='Pic' id='emergencyPhones' src='/Images/Buttons/unchecked-box.png'> <font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Emergency Phones </font><br /> </div> </div>`); return div; } function getBycyclingDiv() { var div = $(`<div class="Bicycling" id="Bicycling"> <div id="bikeRackLocationsDiv" tabindex="0" style="cursor:pointer"> <div id="bikerack" class="bikerack"><a href = "https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1eW0azeV76NOZAeTXEVY66ArCyE2KBVc&ll=41.86847638547627%2C-87.66183052606091&z=16" target = "_blank" > <font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#FFFFFF" size="2">Bike Rack Locations</font></a></div > </div> </div>`); return div; } function divCustomLayer(obj) { var div = document.getElementById(obj.id); var img = div.getElementsByTagName('img')[0]; var id = img.id; var src = img.src; var checked = false; if (src.includes("unchecked-box")) { img.src = "/Images/Buttons/checked-box.png"; checked = true; } else { img.src = "/Images/Buttons/unchecked-box.png"; checked = false; } if (checked) { switch (id) { case "accParking": addAccParking(); accessabilityZoomSetCount++; map.setZoom(16); break; case "accRoute": addAccRoute(); accessabilityZoomSetCount++; map.setZoom(16); break; case "autDoors": addAutDoors(); accessabilityZoomSetCount++; map.setZoom(16); break; case "emergencyPhones": addEmergencyPhones(); accessabilityZoomSetCount++; map.setZoom(16); break; } } else { switch (id) { case "accParking": removeAccParking(); accessabilityZoomSetCount--; if (accessabilityZoomSetCount == 0) { map.setZoom(15); } break; case "accRoute": removeAccRoute(); accessabilityZoomSetCount--; if (accessabilityZoomSetCount == 0) { map.setZoom(15); } break; case "autDoors": removeAutDoors(); accessabilityZoomSetCount--; if (accessabilityZoomSetCount == 0) { map.setZoom(15); } break; case "emergencyPhones": removeEmergencyPhones(); accessabilityZoomSetCount--; if (accessabilityZoomSetCount == 0) { map.setZoom(15); } break; } } } function addAccParking() { removeAccParking(); map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(3, maptilerAccPrkg); } function removeAccParking() { map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(3, null); } function addEmergencyPhones() { removeEmergencyPhones(); map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(4, maptilerEmergencyPhones); } function removeEmergencyPhones() { map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(4, null); } function addAccRoute() { removeAccRoute(); map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(2, maptilerAccessibleRoutes); } function removeAccRoute() { map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(2, null); } function addAutDoors() { removeAutDoors(); map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(6, maptilerAccessibleDoors); } function removeAutDoors() { map.overlayMapTypes.setAt(6, null); } var maptiler = new google.maps.ImageMapType( { getTileUrl: function (coord, zoom) { if ((zoom == 5 && (coord.x >= 8 && coord.x <= 8) && (coord.y >= 11 && coord.y <= 11)) || (zoom == 6 && (coord.x >= 16 && coord.x <= 16) && (coord.y >= 23 && coord.y <= 23)) || (zoom == 7 && (coord.x >= 32 && coord.x <= 32) && (coord.y >= 47 && coord.y <= 47)) || (zoom == 8 && (coord.x >= 65 && coord.x <= 65) && (coord.y >= 95 && coord.y <= 95)) || (zoom == 9 && (coord.x >= 131 && coord.x <= 131) && (coord.y >= 190 && coord.y <= 190)) || (zoom == 10 && (coord.x >= 262 && coord.x <= 262) && (coord.y >= 380 && coord.y <= 380)) || (zoom == 11 && (coord.x >= 525 && coord.x <= 525) && (coord.y >= 761 && coord.y <= 761)) || (zoom == 12 && (coord.x >= 1050 && coord.x <= 1050) && (coord.y >= 1522 && coord.y <= 1522)) || (zoom == 13 && (coord.x >= 2100 && coord.x <= 2101) && (coord.y >= 3044 && coord.y <= 3045)) || (zoom == 14 && (coord.x >= 4201 && coord.x <= 4203) && (coord.y >= 6089 && coord.y <= 6090)) || (zoom == 15 && (coord.x >= 8402 && coord.x <= 8406) && (coord.y >= 12179 && coord.y <= 12181)) || (zoom == 16 && (coord.x >= 16805 && coord.x <= 16813) && (coord.y >= 24358 && coord.y <= 24362)) || (zoom == 17 && (coord.x >= 33611 && coord.x <= 33627) && (coord.y >= 48715 && coord.y <= 48724)) || (zoom == 18 && (coord.x >= 67222 && coord.x <= 67263) && (coord.y >= 97431 && coord.y <= 97448)) || (zoom == 19 && (coord.x >= 134445 && coord.x <= 134527) && (coord.y >= 194863 && coord.y <= 194897)) || (zoom == 20 && (coord.x >= 268890 && coord.x <= 269054) && (coord.y >= 389726 && coord.y <= 389794))) { //console.log("Images/Tiles_Overlay/" + zoom + "/" + coord.x + "/" + coord.y + ".png"); return "/Images/Tiles_Overlay/" + zoom + "/" + coord.x + "/" + coord.y + ".png?v=1"; } else { return null; } }, tileSize: new google.maps.Size(256, 256), isPng: true }); var jmlsLayer = new google.maps.ImageMapType( { getTileUrl: function (coord, zoom) { if ((zoom == 5 && (coord.x >= 8 && coord.x <= 8) && (coord.y >= 11 && coord.y <= 11)) || (zoom == 6 && (coord.x >= 16 && coord.x <= 16) && (coord.y >= 23 && coord.y <= 23)) || (zoom == 7 && (coord.x >= 32 && coord.x <= 32) && (coord.y >= 47 && coord.y <= 47)) || (zoom == 8 && (coord.x >= 65 && coord.x <= 65) && (coord.y >= 95 && coord.y <= 95)) || (zoom == 9 && (coord.x >= 131 && coord.x <= 131) && (coord.y >= 190 && coord.y <= 190)) || (zoom == 10 && (coord.x >= 262 && coord.x <= 262) && (coord.y >= 380 && coord.y <= 380)) || (zoom == 11 && (coord.x >= 525 && coord.x <= 525) && (coord.y >= 761 && coord.y <= 761)) || (zoom == 12 && (coord.x >= 1050 && coord.x <= 1050) && (coord.y >= 1522 && coord.y <= 1522)) || (zoom == 13 && (coord.x >= 2100 && coord.x <= 2101) && (coord.y >= 3044 && coord.y <= 3045)) || (zoom == 14 && (coord.x >= 4203 && coord.x <= 4203) && (coord.y >= 6089 && coord.y <= 6089)) || (zoom == 15 && (coord.x >= 8407 && coord.x <= 8407) && (coord.y >= 12178 && coord.y <= 12179)) || (zoom == 16 && (coord.x >= 16815 && coord.x <= 16815) && (coord.y >= 24357 && coord.y <= 24358)) || (zoom == 17 && (coord.x >= 33631 && coord.x <= 33631) && (coord.y >= 48715 && coord.y <= 48716)) || (zoom == 18 && (coord.x >= 67262 && coord.x <= 67263) && (coord.y >= 97431 && coord.y <= 97432)) || (zoom == 19 && (coord.x >= 134525 && coord.x <= 134526) && (coord.y >= 194863 && coord.y <= 194865)) || (zoom == 20 && (coord.x >= 269050 && coord.x <= 269053) && (coord.y >= 389726 && coord.y <= 389731)) || (zoom == 21 && (coord.x >= 538101 && coord.x <= 538107) && (coord.y >= 779452 && coord.y <= 779462)) || (zoom == 22 && (coord.x >= 1076202 && coord.x <= 1076215) && (coord.y >= 1558904 && coord.y <= 1558911)) || (zoom == 23 && (coord.x >= 2152405 && coord.x <= 2152431) && (coord.y >= 3117809 && coord.y <= 3117823)) || (zoom == 24 && (coord.x >= 4304811 && coord.x <= 4304863) && (coord.y >= 6235618 && coord.y <= 6235647)) ) { return "/Images/Layers/JMLS/" + zoom + "/" + coord.x + "/" + coord.y + ".png?v=1"; } else { return null; } }, tileSize: new google.maps.Size(256, 256), isPng: true }); //Accessible Parking Overlay tiles var maptilerAccPrkg = new google.maps.ImageMapType( { getTileUrl: function (coord, zoom) { if ((zoom == 5 && (coord.x >= 8 && coord.x <= 8) && (coord.y >= 11 && coord.y <= 11)) || (zoom == 6 && (coord.x >= 16 && coord.x <= 16) && (coord.y >= 23 && coord.y <= 23)) || (zoom == 7 && (coord.x >= 32 && coord.x <= 32) && (coord.y >= 47 && coord.y <= 47)) || (zoom == 8 && (coord.x >= 65 && coord.x <= 65) && (coord.y >= 95 && coord.y <= 95)) || (zoom == 9 && (coord.x >= 131 && coord.x <= 131) && (coord.y >= 190 && coord.y <= 190)) || (zoom == 10 && (coord.x >= 262 && coord.x <= 262) && (coord.y >= 380 && coord.y <= 380)) || (zoom == 11 && (coord.x >= 525 && coord.x <= 525) && (coord.y >= 761 && coord.y <= 761)) || (zoom == 12 && (coord.x >= 1050 && coord.x <= 1050) && (coord.y >= 1522 && coord.y <= 1522)) || (zoom == 13 && (coord.x >= 2100 && coord.x <= 2101) && (coord.y >= 3044 && coord.y <= 3045)) || (zoom == 14 && (coord.x >= 4201 && coord.x <= 4203) && (coord.y >= 6089 && coord.y <= 6090)) || (zoom == 15 && (coord.x >= 8402 && coord.x <= 8406) && (coord.y >= 12179 && coord.y <= 12180)) || (zoom == 16 && (coord.x >= 16805 && coord.x <= 16812) && (coord.y >= 24358 && coord.y <= 24361)) || (zoom == 17 && (coord.x >= 33611 && coord.x <= 33625) && (coord.y >= 48716 && coord.y <= 48722)) || (zoom == 18 && (coord.x >= 67223 && coord.x <= 67250) && (coord.y >= 97433 && coord.y <= 97444)) || (zoom == 19 && (coord.x >= 134446 && coord.x <= 134501) && (coord.y >= 194866 && coord.y <= 194889)) || (zoom == 20 && (coord.x >= 268893 && coord.x <= 269002) && (coord.y >= 389732 && coord.y <= 389779))) { return "/Images/Layers/Accessible_Parkings_Tiles/" + zoom + "/" + coord.x + "/" + coord.y + ".png?v=1"; } else { return null; } }, tileSize: new google.maps.Size(256, 256), isPng: true }); //Emergency Phones Overlay tiles var maptilerEmergencyPhones = new google.maps.ImageMapType( { getTileUrl: function (coord, zoom) { if ((zoom == 5 && (coord.x >= 8 && coord.x <= 8) && (coord.y >= 11 && coord.y <= 11)) || (zoom == 6 && (coord.x >= 16 && coord.x <= 16) && (coord.y >= 23 && coord.y <= 23)) || (zoom == 7 && (coord.x >= 32 && coord.x <= 32) && (coord.y >= 47 && coord.y <= 47)) || (zoom == 8 && (coord.x >= 65 && coord.x <= 65) && (coord.y >= 95 && coord.y <= 95)) || (zoom == 9 && (coord.x >= 131 && coord.x <= 131) && (coord.y >= 190 && coord.y <= 190)) || (zoom == 10 && (coord.x >= 262 && coord.x <= 262) && (coord.y >= 380 && coord.y <= 380)) || (zoom == 11 && (coord.x >= 525 && coord.x <= 525) && (coord.y >= 761 && coord.y <= 761)) || (zoom == 12 && (coord.x >= 1050 && coord.x <= 1050) && (coord.y >= 1522 && coord.y <= 1522)) || (zoom == 13 && (coord.x >= 2100 && coord.x <= 2101) && (coord.y >= 3044 && coord.y <= 3045)) || (zoom == 14 && (coord.x >= 4201 && coord.x <= 4203) && (coord.y >= 6089 && coord.y <= 6090)) || (zoom == 15 && (coord.x >= 8403 && coord.x <= 8406) && (coord.y >= 12179 && coord.y <= 12180)) || (zoom == 16 && (coord.x >= 16806 && coord.x <= 16812) && (coord.y >= 24358 && coord.y <= 24361)) || (zoom == 17 && (coord.x >= 33612 && coord.x <= 33625) && (coord.y >= 48716 && coord.y <= 48723)) || (zoom == 18 && (coord.x >= 67225 && coord.x <= 67250) && (coord.y >= 97433 && coord.y <= 97447)) || (zoom == 19 && (coord.x >= 134450 && coord.x <= 134501) && (coord.y >= 194867 && coord.y <= 194894)) || (zoom == 20 && (coord.x >= 268901 && coord.x <= 269002) && (coord.y >= 389734 && coord.y <= 389788))) { return "/Images/Layers/Emergency_Phones_Tiles/" + zoom + "/" + coord.x + "/" + coord.y + ".png?v=1"; } else { return null; } }, tileSize: new google.maps.Size(256, 256), isPng: true }); //Accessible Doors Overlay tiles var maptilerAccessibleDoors = new google.maps.ImageMapType( { getTileUrl: function (coord, zoom) { if ((zoom == 5 && (coord.x >= 8 && coord.x <= 8) && (coord.y >= 11 && coord.y <= 11)) || (zoom == 6 && (coord.x >= 16 && coord.x <= 16) && (coord.y >= 23 && coord.y <= 23)) || (zoom == 7 && (coord.x >= 32 && coord.x <= 32) && (coord.y >= 47 && coord.y <= 47)) || (zoom == 8 && (coord.x >= 65 && coord.x <= 65) && (coord.y >= 95 && coord.y <= 95)) || (zoom == 9 && (coord.x >= 131 && coord.x <= 131) && (coord.y >= 190 && coord.y <= 190)) || (zoom == 10 && (coord.x >= 262 && coord.x <= 262) && (coord.y >= 380 && coord.y <= 380)) || (zoom == 11 && (coord.x >= 525 && coord.x <= 525) && (coord.y >= 761 && coord.y <= 761)) || (zoom == 12 && (coord.x >= 1050 && coord.x <= 1050) && (coord.y >= 1522 && coord.y <= 1522)) || (zoom == 13 && (coord.x >= 2100 && coord.x <= 2101) && (coord.y >= 3044 && coord.y <= 3045)) || (zoom == 14 && (coord.x >= 4201 && coord.x <= 4203) && (coord.y >= 6089 && coord.y <= 6090)) || (zoom == 15 && (coord.x >= 8402 && coord.x <= 8406) && (coord.y >= 12179 && coord.y <= 12180)) || (zoom == 16 && (coord.x >= 16805 && coord.x <= 16812) && (coord.y >= 24358 && coord.y <= 24361)) || (zoom == 17 && (coord.x >= 33611 && coord.x <= 33625) && (coord.y >= 48716 && coord.y <= 48722)) || (zoom == 18 && (coord.x >= 67223 && coord.x <= 67250) && (coord.y >= 97433 && coord.y <= 97444)) || (zoom == 19 && (coord.x >= 134447 && coord.x <= 134500) && (coord.y >= 194866 && coord.y <= 194889)) || (zoom == 20 && (coord.x >= 268895 && coord.x <= 269000) && (coord.y >= 389732 && coord.y <= 389779))) { return "/Images/Layers/Accessible_Doors_Tiles/" + zoom + "/" + coord.x + "/" + coord.y + ".png?v=1"; } else { return null; } }, tileSize: new google.maps.Size(256, 256), isPng: true }); //Accessible Routing Overlay tiles var maptilerAccessibleRoutes = new google.maps.ImageMapType( { getTileUrl: function (coord, zoom) { if ((zoom == 5 && (coord.x >= 8 && coord.x <= 8) && (coord.y >= 11 && coord.y <= 11)) || (zoom == 6 && (coord.x >= 16 && coord.x <= 16) && (coord.y >= 23 && coord.y <= 23)) || (zoom == 7 && (coord.x >= 32 && coord.x <= 32) && (coord.y >= 47 && coord.y <= 47)) || (zoom == 8 && (coord.x >= 65 && coord.x <= 65) && (coord.y >= 95 && coord.y <= 95)) || (zoom == 9 && (coord.x >= 131 && coord.x <= 131) && (coord.y >= 190 && coord.y <= 190)) || (zoom == 10 && (coord.x >= 262 && coord.x <= 262) && (coord.y >= 380 && coord.y <= 380)) || (zoom == 11 && (coord.x >= 525 && coord.x <= 525) && (coord.y >= 761 && coord.y <= 761)) || (zoom == 12 && (coord.x >= 1050 && coord.x <= 1050) && (coord.y >= 1522 && coord.y <= 1522)) || (zoom == 13 && (coord.x >= 2100 && coord.x <= 2101) && (coord.y >= 3044 && coord.y <= 3045)) || (zoom == 14 && (coord.x >= 4201 && coord.x <= 4203) && (coord.y >= 6089 && coord.y <= 6090)) || (zoom == 15 && (coord.x >= 8402 && coord.x <= 8406) && (coord.y >= 12179 && coord.y <= 12180)) || (zoom == 16 && (coord.x >= 16805 && coord.x <= 16812) && (coord.y >= 24358 && coord.y <= 24361)) || (zoom == 17 && (coord.x >= 33611 && coord.x <= 33625) && (coord.y >= 48716 && coord.y <= 48722)) || (zoom == 18 && (coord.x >= 67222 && coord.x <= 67250) && (coord.y >= 97433 && coord.y <= 97445)) || (zoom == 19 && (coord.x >= 134444 && coord.x <= 134501) && (coord.y >= 194866 && coord.y <= 194890)) || (zoom == 20 && (coord.x >= 268889 && coord.x <= 269002) && (coord.y >= 389733 && coord.y <= 389781))) { return "/Images/Layers/Accessible_Routes_Tiles/" + zoom + "/" + coord.x + "/" + coord.y + ".png?v=1"; } else { return null; } }, tileSize: new google.maps.Size(256, 256), isPng: true }); $('.close-arrow').on("keypress click", function (e) { if (e.which === 13 || e.type === 'click') { if ($(this).hasClass('collapsed')) { $("#leftNavBar").animate({ 'left': '0px' }, 1000); $('.close-arrow').removeClass("collapsed"); } else { $('.close-arrow').addClass("collapsed"); $("#leftNavBar").animate({ 'left': '-250px' }, 1000); } } }); var directionsService = new google.maps.DirectionsService(); var selectedMode = "WALKING"; function clearMarkers(){ for ( [markersDict, value] of markerMap.entries()) { unsetMarkers(value); } } function clearMaps() { $(".uncheckedSignIndicator").each(function () { var uncheckedSignIndicator = $(this); var checkedSignIndicator = $(this).next(); if (uncheckedSignIndicator.hasClass('hide')) { checkedSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); uncheckedSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); } }); clearMarkers(); if (modelDict.searchMapPins.length > 0) { for (var i = modelDict.searchMapPins.length; i--;) { modelDict.searchMapPins[i].setMap(null); modelDict.searchMapPins.splice(i, 1); } } closeWindows(); removeAccessbility(); //clear entries in directions text fields document.getElementById("start").value = "" document.getElementById("end").value = "" document.getElementById("searchMap").value = "" // hiding list steps div that comes up for Directions $('#directions-panel').hide(); $('#listAllSteps').hide(); directionsDisplay.setMap(null); } function removeAccessbility() { //remove accessibility and sustainablity over lays from the map removeAccParking(); removeAccRoute(); removeAutDoors(); removeEmergencyPhones(); setUncheckedImg('autDoorsDiv'); setUncheckedImg('accRouteDiv'); setUncheckedImg('emergencyPhonesDiv'); setUncheckedImg('accParkingDiv'); setUncheckedImg('bikeRackLocationsDiv'); zoomLevel(); } function setUncheckedImg(divId) { var div = document.getElementById(divId); var img = div.getElementsByTagName('img')[0]; if (img != null) { img.src = "/Images/Buttons/unchecked-box.png"; } } function closeWindows() { infowindow_Parkings.close(); infowindow_Buildings.close(); infowindow_Pin.close(); infowindow_Shuttle.close(); } function zoomLevel() { //Set map to default zoom if ($(window).width() <= 530) { map.panTo(new google.maps.LatLng(41.870960, -87.661041)); map.setZoom(14); } else { //HS:3/15: Recenter the map for Kiosk if (nonKiosk) //HS:3/15-Check if kiosk mode: False means kiosk mode, True means non-kiosk map.panTo(new google.maps.LatLng(41.870643, -87.668216)); else //regular screens with interaction map.panTo(new google.maps.LatLng(41.868691, -87.662161)); map.setZoom(15); } } function checkBuildingsLocations(start,end,startIndicator,endIndicator){ for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.BuidingsLocations)) { for (i = 0; i < value.length; i++) { if (start == value[i].bl_address1 || start == value[i].bl_name || start == value[i].bl_abbreviation || start == value[i].bl_id) { start = value[i].latitude + "," + value[i].longitude; startIndicator = true; } if (end == value[i].bl_address1 || end == value[i].bl_name || end == value[i].bl_abbreviation || end == value[i].bl_id) { end = value[i].latitude + "," + value[i].longitude; endIndicator = true; } } } } function checkParkingsLocations(start,end,startIndicator,endIndicator){ for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.ParkingLocations)) { if (key.includes(start)) { if (value.length > 0) { start = value[0].latitude + "," + value[0].longitude; startIndicator = true; } } if (key.includes(end)) { if (value.length > 0) { end = value[0].latitude + "," + value[0].longitude; endIndicator = true; } } } } function calcRoute() { var start = document.getElementById('start').value; var end = document.getElementById('end').value; var startIndicator = false; var endIndicator = false; directionsDisplay.setMap(map); if (start != "" && end != "") { for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.BuidingsLocations)) { for (i = 0; i < value.length; i++) { if (start == value[i].bl_address1 || start == value[i].bl_name || start == value[i].bl_abbreviation || start == value[i].bl_id) { start = value[i].latitude + "," + value[i].longitude; startIndicator = true; } if (end == value[i].bl_address1 || end == value[i].bl_name || end == value[i].bl_abbreviation || end == value[i].bl_id) { end = value[i].latitude + "," + value[i].longitude; endIndicator = true; } } } //checkBuildingsLocations(start,end,startIndicator,endIndicator); if (!(startIndicator && endIndicator)) { for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.ParkingLocations)) { if (key.includes(start)) { if (value.length > 0) { start = value[0].latitude + "," + value[0].longitude; startIndicator = true; } } if (key.includes(end)) { if (value.length > 0) { end = value[0].latitude + "," + value[0].longitude; endIndicator = true; } } } //checkParkingsLocations(start,end,startIndicator,endIndicator); } if (start == "My location") { geoLocation("start", start, end); } else if (end == "My location") { geoLocation("end", start, end); } getDirections(start, end, selectedMode); $('#listAllSteps').show(); $('#directions-panel').hide(); //hideNavigation(); } } function getDirections(start, end, selectedMode) { var request = { origin: start, destination: end, travelMode: google.maps.TravelMode[selectedMode] }; directionsService.route(request, function (response, status) { if (status == google.maps.DirectionsStatus.OK) { directionsDisplay.setDirections(response); } }); } $("#WALKING").attr("src", "/Images/Buttons/walk_clicked.png"); //suggestionList = Array.from(suggestionList); // Function for displaying pin on click of suggestions in search input field. function searchBuildings(searchMapLocation,lat,longt,building,searchMapPin){ for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.BuidingsLocations)) { for (i = 0; i < value.length; i++) { if (searchMapLocation == value[i].bl_address1 || searchMapLocation == value[i].bl_name || searchMapLocation == value[i].bl_abbreviation || searchMapLocation == value[i].bl_id) { lat = value[i].latitude; longt = value[i].longitude; building = value[i]; searchMapPin = new google.maps.Marker({ position: new google.maps.LatLng(lat, longt), map: map, icon: "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/location-pin.png", title: searchMapLocation }); uicBuildingPopup(searchMapPin, building); modelDict.searchMapPins.push(searchMapPin); map.panTo(searchMapPin.getPosition()); map.setZoom(17); } } } } $("#searchMap").autocomplete({ select: function (a, b) { var searchMapLocation = b.item.value; var lat = null; var longt = null; var building = null; var parking = null; var destination = null; var searchMapPin = null; closeWindows(); if (modelDict.searchMapPins.length > 0) { for (var i = modelDict.searchMapPins.length; i--;) { modelDict.searchMapPins[i].setMap(null); modelDict.searchMapPins.splice(i, 1); } } if (searchMapLocation != "My location") { // search if given key is a building searchBuildings(searchMapLocation,lat,longt,building,searchMapPin) if (building == null) { // search if given key is a parking space for ( [key, value] of Object.entries(modelDict.ParkingLocations)) { if (key.includes(searchMapLocation)) { for (k = 0; k < value.length; k++) { lat = value[k].latitude; longt = value[k].longitude; parking = value[k]; //destination.parkingTypes = "destination"; searchMapPin = new google.maps.Marker({ position: new google.maps.LatLng(lat, longt), map: map, icon: "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/location-pin.png", title: searchMapLocation }); createParkingInfoWindow(searchMapPin, parking); modelDict.searchMapPins.push(searchMapPin); map.panTo(searchMapPin.getPosition()); map.setZoom(17); } } } } if (building == null && parking == null) { // search if key id poi location if (searchMapLocation in modelDict.poiLocations) { if (modelDict.poiLocations[searchMapLocation].length > 0) { // get all pins let resources = modelDict.poiLocations[searchMapLocation]; for (k = 0; k < resources.length; k++) { lat = resources[k].raw_latitude !== null && typeof resources[k].raw_latitude !== 'undefined' ? resources[k].raw_latitude: resources[k].latitude; longt = resources[k].raw_longitude !== null && typeof resources[k].raw_longitude !== 'undefined'? resources[k].raw_longitude: resources[k].longitude; destination = resources[k]; //destination.parkingTypes = "destination"; searchMapPin = new google.maps.Marker({ position: new google.maps.LatLng(lat, longt), map: map, icon: "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/location-pin.png", title: searchMapLocation }); uicPinsPopup(searchMapPin, destination); modelDict.searchMapPins.push(searchMapPin); map.panTo(searchMapPin.getPosition()); map.setZoom(17); } } } } } } }); function uicPinsPopup(poiPin, poiPoint ) { google.maps.event.addListener(poiPin, 'click', function (ev) { map.panTo(poiPin.getPosition()); var poi_name; if(poiPoint.poi_name != null){ poi_name = poiPoint.poi_name + ''; }else{ poi_name = ''; } var poi_link = poiPoint.poi_link; var description = ''; if(poiPoint.bl_name != null){ description = description +'<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" > <b>Building Name:</b> ' + poiPoint.bl_name + '</font><br></br>'; }else if(poiPoint.lot_name != null){ description = description +'<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" > <b> Parking Lot Name :</b> ' + poiPoint.lot_name + '</font><br></br>'; }else { description = description + ''; } if(poiPoint.poi_description != null){ description = description + poiPoint.poi_description; }else if(poiPoint.bl_desc != null){ description = description + poiPoint.bl_desc; }else if(poiPoint.parking_offering != null){ description = description + poiPoint.parking_offering; } var hrefLink; if(poi_link!=null){ hrefLink = description + "<br></br>" + "For more information, please visit the link below:" + '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><a style="cursor:pointer" href ="' + poi_link + '" target="_blank">' + poi_link + '</a> </td></tr>'; }else{ hrefLink = description + ''; } description = hrefLink; var poiPinContent = '<div>' + '<table id="popUp2">' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="4" align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" class="mobile_popup_heading" color="#ef3340" size="4"><b>' + poi_name + ' </b></font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="4" align="left" height="2"><img src="/Images/Buttons/line01.png" /></td></tr>'+ '' + ''; poiPinContent = poiPinContent + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" >' + '<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" >' + description + '</font><br></td></tr>' + '' + '</table></div>'; infowindow_Pin.setContent(poiPinContent); infowindow_Pin.setPosition(poiPin.getPosition()); infowindow_Pin.open(map); }); } function uicTranspoPinsPopup(poiPin, poiPoint ) { google.maps.event.addListener(poiPin, 'click', function (ev) { map.panTo(poiPin.getPosition()); var poi_name = poiPoint.category_display_name; var bl_name = poiPoint.bl_name; var bl_address1 = poiPoint.bl_address1; var description = poiPoint.bl_desc; var poiPinContent = '<div>' + '<table id="popUp1">' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" class="mobile_popup_heading" color="#ef3340" size="4"><b>' + poi_name + ' </b></font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" class="mobile_popup_heading" size="2"><b>' + bl_name + ' </b></font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" class="mobile_popup_heading" size="2"><b>' + bl_address1 + ' </b></font></td></tr>' + /*'<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left" height="2"><img src="/Images/Buttons/line01.png" /></td></tr>'+*/ '' + ''; //poiPinContent = poiPinContent + // '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="2" >' + // '<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" >' + description + '</font><br></td></tr>' + // '' + // '</table></div>'; infowindow_Pin.setContent(poiPinContent); infowindow_Pin.setPosition(poiPin.getPosition()); infowindow_Pin.open(map); }); } function setParkingContent(searchMapPin, parking){ let itemName = parking.lot_name; let itemAddress = parking.address; var contentString_Parkings = '<div id="popUp1">' + '<table>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#ef3340" size="3" class="mobile_popup_heading"><b>' + itemName + '</b></font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" size="2">' + itemAddress.split(",")[0] + '</font> (<a href="#" onclick= \'openSearchTab("' + itemAddress + '")\'>Directions</a>)</td></tr>' + '<td align="right" class="mobile_hide"></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="center" valign="bottom" height="2"><img alt="Line"class="mobile_line" src="/Images/Buttons/line01.png" /></td></tr>'; contentString_Parkings = contentString_Parkings + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left" style="padding-top:7px;"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" size="3">This parking offers:</font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left">     <ul id="parkingType" style="margin-top: -15px;"></ul></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left"><a href="https://parking.uic.edu/" target="_blank">Parking Space Services</a>'; contentString_Parkings = contentString_Parkings + '</table></div>'; return contentString_Parkings; } function populateParkingTypes(parking){ for (i = 0; i < parking.parking_offering.split(",").length; i++) { var list = document.getElementById("parkingType"); var row = document.createElement('li'); row.innerHTML = parking.parking_offering.split(",")[i]; list.appendChild(row); } } function createParkingInfoWindow(searchMapPin, parking) { let itemName = parking.lot_name; let itemAddress = parking.address; google.maps.event.addListener(searchMapPin, 'click', function (ev) { map.panTo(searchMapPin.getPosition()); var contentString_Parkings = setParkingContent(searchMapPin, parking); infowindow_Parkings.setContent(contentString_Parkings); infowindow_Parkings.setPosition(searchMapPin.getPosition()); infowindow_Parkings.open(map); populateParkingTypes(parking); }); } function TransitLocationImageClick(obj) { clearMaps(); var imgID = obj.id; switchMainTabs(imgID); } function switchMainTabs(imgID) { var transitImg = document.getElementById("transit"); var locationsImg = document.getElementById("locations"); switch (imgID) { case "locations": transitImg.style.backgroundColor = '#ffffff'; locationsImg.style.backgroundColor = '#ec3041'; transitImg.style.color = '#001b64'; locationsImg.style.color = '#ffffff'; $("#transist-left-menu").hide(); $("#left-menu").show(); break; case "transit": transitImg.style.backgroundColor = '#ec3041'; locationsImg.style.backgroundColor = '#ffffff'; transitImg.style.color = '#ffffff'; locationsImg.style.color = '#001b64'; $("#left-menu").hide(); $("#transist-left-menu").show(); break; } } function subMenuOnCLickFunction(poi, poiLocations, subMenuTableRow,popupType) { subMenuTableRow.on('click', function () { var uncheckedSignIndicator = $(this).find('.uncheckedSignIndicator'); var checkedSignIndicator = $(this).find('.checkedSignIndicator'); uncheckedSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); checkedSignIndicator.toggleClass('hide'); var checked = false; if (uncheckedSignIndicator.hasClass('hide')) { checked = true; } closeWindows(); if (checked) { var imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/location-pin.png"; if (poiLocations != null) { switch (popupType) { case "Buildings": poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicBuildingPopup, imagePin,"poiMarkers"); break; case "Parkings": imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/Generic2.png"; poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, createParkingInfoWindow, imagePin,"poiMarkers"); break; case "CTA_TRAIN": imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/cta_westbound.png" poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicTrainsPinsPopupCta, imagePin,"poiMarkers"); break; case "CTA_BUS": var direction = poi.split("-")[1]; imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/cta_" + direction + ".png"; poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicPinsPopupCta, imagePin,"poiMarkers"); break; case "POI": poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicPinsPopup, imagePin,"poiMarkers"); break; case "Divvy": imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/Divvy Bike Stations.png"; poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicPinsPopup, imagePin,"poiMarkers"); break; case "Transit": poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicTranspoPinsPopup, imagePin,"poiMarkers"); break; } } } else { var poiMarkers = markerMap.get("poiMarkers"); if (poiMarkers.has(poi)) { var markerPinsList = poiMarkers.get(poi); for (var i = 0; i < markerPinsList.length; i++) { markerPinsList[i].setMap(null); } poiMarkers.set(poi, new Array()); } } }); } function unsetMarkers(poiMarkers){ for ( [poi_name, value] of poiMarkers.entries()) { for (var i = 0; i < value.length; i++) { value[i].setMap(null); } poiMarkers.set(poi_name, new Array()); } } function subMenuOnCLickFunctionWithNoCheckbox(poi, poiLocations, subMenuTableRow,popupType) { subMenuTableRow.on('click', function () { closeWindows(); var imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/location-pin.png"; if (poiLocations != null) { switch (popupType) { case "Buildings": var poiMarkers = markerMap.get("BuildingsMarkers"); unsetMarkers(poiMarkers); poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicBuildingPopup, imagePin,"BuildingsMarkers",17); break; case "Parkings": imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/Generic2.png"; var poiMarkers = markerMap.get("ParkingsMarkers"); unsetMarkers(poiMarkers); poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, createParkingInfoWindow, imagePin,"ParkingsMarkers",17); break; case "CTA_TRAIN": imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/cta_westbound.png" var poiMarkers = markerMap.get("CTATrainMarkers"); unsetMarkers(poiMarkers); poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicTrainsPinsPopupCta, imagePin,"CTATrainMarkers",15); break; case "CTA_BUS": var direction = poi.split("-")[1]; imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/cta_" + direction + ".png"; var poiMarkers = markerMap.get("CTABusMarkers"); unsetMarkers(poiMarkers); poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicPinsPopupCta, imagePin,"CTABusMarkers",-1); break; case "POI": poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicPinsPopup, imagePin,"poiMarkers",15); break; case "Divvy": imagePin = "/Images/Icons/Icons_New/Divvy Bike Stations.png"; poiObj = setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, uicPinsPopup, imagePin,"poiMarkers",15); break; } } }); } function setMarkers(poiLocations, markerMap, poi, popupFunction, imagePin,markersDict,zoomLevel) { for (var i = 0; i < poiLocations.length; i++) { var poiPoint = poiLocations[i]; var poiPin; let lat = poiPoint.raw_latitude !== null && typeof poiPoint.raw_latitude !== 'undefined' && poiPoint.raw_latitude.length > 0? poiPoint.raw_latitude: poiPoint.latitude; let long = poiPoint.raw_longitude !== null && typeof poiPoint.raw_longitude !== 'undefined' && poiPoint.raw_longitude.length > 0? poiPoint.raw_longitude: poiPoint.longitude; if(lat != null){ poiPin = new google.maps.Marker({ position: new google.maps.LatLng(lat, long), map: map, icon: imagePin, title: poi }); }else{ poiPin = new google.maps.Marker({ position: new google.maps.LatLng(poiPoint.parking_latitude, poiPoint.parking_longitude), map: map, icon: imagePin, title: poi }); } var poiMarkers = markerMap.get(markersDict); if (poiMarkers.has(poi)) { var markerPinsList = poiMarkers.get(poi); markerPinsList.push(poiPin); } else { var markerPinsList = new Array(); markerPinsList.push(poiPin); poiMarkers.set(poi, markerPinsList); } popupFunction(poiPin, poiPoint); if(markersDict=="BuildingsMarkers" || markersDict=="ParkingsMarkers"){ map.panTo(poiPin.getPosition()); } if(zoomLevel>0){ map.setZoom(zoomLevel); } } return { poiPoint: poiPoint, poiPin: poiPin } } function setBuildingPopupContent(searchMapPin, building){ var entityID = building.bl_id; var bldg_address = building.bl_address1.split(",")[0]; var buildingDescription = building.bl_desc; // added to support new lines in desc buildingDescription = buildingDescription.replaceAll('\n', '<br/>'); //added to support links in desc var arrStr = buildingDescription.split(/[!!]/); for (var i = 0; i < arrStr.length; i++) { if (arrStr[i].includes('https:')) { buildingDescription = buildingDescription.replace('!!' + arrStr[i] + '!!', '<a href="' + arrStr[i] + '" target="_blank">' + arrStr[i] + '</a>'); } } //Muthiah - Added the link button for getting the direct link of the selected building. Changed the name of the image for the directions button var imagesString = '<div id="popUp2">' + '<table>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" color="#ef3340" size="3" class="mobile_popup_heading"><b>' + building.bl_name.toUpperCase() + '</b></font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" size="2" class="mobile_popup_desc">Building ' + building.bl_id.replace('0','') + ' (<b>' + building.bl_abbreviation + '</b>)</font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" size="2" class="mobile_popup_desc">' + bldg_address + '</font> (<a href="#" onclick= \'openSearchTab("' + building.bl_address1 + '")\'>Directions</a>)</td>' + '<td align="right" class="mobile_hide"></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="center" valign="bottom" height="2"><img class="mobile_line" alt="Line" src="/Images/Buttons/line01.png" /></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left">' + '<div id="overviewDiv" style="display:block;" class="popUp_innerDiv">' + '<table>' + '<tr align="left" class="mobile_hide">' + '<td align="left"><a href="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + '/' + entityID + '_1.jpg" rel="lightbox[Prj1]"><img alt="Pic" src="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + ' thumb/' + entityID + '_1_thumb.jpg" /></a></td>' + '<td align="left"><a href="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + '/' + entityID + '_2.jpg" rel="lightbox[Prj1]"><img alt="Pic" src="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + ' thumb/' + entityID + '_2_thumb.jpg" /></a></td>' + '<td align="right"><a href="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + '/' + entityID + '_3.jpg" rel="lightbox[Prj1]"><img alt="Pic" src="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + ' thumb/' + entityID + '_3_thumb.jpg" /></a></td>' + '<td align="right"><a href="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + '/' + entityID + '_4.jpg" rel="lightbox[Prj1]"><img alt="Pic" src="/Images/BuildingImages/' + entityID + ' thumb/' + entityID + '_4_thumb.jpg" /></a></td></tr>'; var contentString_Buildings = '<tr align="left" class="mobile_hide"><td align="left" valign="bottom" colspan="4" height="4"><img alt="Line" src="/Images/Buttons/line01.png" /></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="2"> </td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4">' + '<div id="text"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" size="2" class="mobile_popup_desc">' + buildingDescription + '</font></div>' + '</td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="4"> </td></tr>' + '</table></div>' + '<div id="deptsDiv" style="display:none;overflow:auto;" class="popUp_innerDiv">' + '<br><div><b>List of Main Departmental Offices (source: UIC Phonebook):</b></div>' + '<ul id ="departments"></ul></div>' + '<div id="resourcesDiv" style="display:none;overflow:auto;" class="popUp_innerDiv">' + '<ul id ="resourcesList"></ul></div>' + '</td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left">' + '<button class="mobile_image_resize" style="font-size : 17px;width:133px;height:50px;background-color: #ec3041;color:white;border:none;" id="overview" type="button" onclick="imageClick(this)">OVERVIEW</button>' + '<button class="mobile_image_resize" style="font-size : 17px;width:138px;height:50px;background-color: #001E62;color:white;border:none;" id="depts" type="button" onclick="imageClick(this)">DEPARTMENTS</button>' + '<button class="mobile_image_resize" style="font-size : 17px;width:133px;height:50px;background-color: #001E62;color:white;border:none;" id="resources" type="button" onclick="imageClick(this)">RESOURCES</button></td></tr>' + '</table></div>'; return imagesString + contentString_Buildings; } function populateDepartmentsAndResources(searchMapPin, building){ var entityID = building.bl_id; // Populating departments var departmentList = modelDict.DepartmentsDict[entityID]; if (departmentList != null) { for (var i = 0; i < departmentList.length; i++) { var pb_owner_id = departmentList[i].pb_owner_id; var pb_owner_name = departmentList[i].pb_owner_name; var list = document.getElementById("departments"); var row = document.createElement('li'); if( departmentList[i].custom_yn == "Y"){ row.innerHTML = departmentList[i].custom_value; }else{ row.innerHTML = '<a target="_blank" href="http://www.uic.edu/apps/departments-az/search?dispatch=find&style=uic&orgid=' + pb_owner_id + '">' + pb_owner_name + '</a>'; } list.appendChild(row); } } // Populating resources var resourcesList = modelDict.BuildingResourcesDict[entityID]; if(resourcesList!= null){ resourcesList.sort(); for (i = 0; i < resourcesList.length; i++) { var list = document.getElementById("resourcesList"); var row = document.createElement('li'); if(resourcesList[i] != null){ if(resourcesList[i].startsWith("https://") || resourcesList[i].startsWith("http://") || resourcesList[i].startsWith("www.")){ row.innerHTML = '<a target="_blank" href="' + resourcesList[i] + '">' + resourcesList[i] + '</a>'; }else{ row.innerHTML = '<a target="_blank">' + resourcesList[i] + '</a>'; } list.appendChild(row); } } } //added to remove duplicates from resources list var listForRemove = []; var listOfUniqe = []; $('#resourcesList li').each(function () { var text = $(this).text().trim(); if (listOfUniqe.indexOf(text) === -1) listOfUniqe.push(text); else listForRemove.push($(this)); }); //added to remove duplicates from resources list $(listForRemove).each(function () { $(this).remove(); }); } function uicBuildingPopup(searchMapPin, building) { google.maps.event.addListener(searchMapPin, 'click', function (ev) { map.panTo(searchMapPin.getPosition()); var Content = setBuildingPopupContent(searchMapPin, building); infowindow_Buildings.setContent(Content); infowindow_Buildings.setPosition(searchMapPin.getPosition()); infowindow_Buildings.open(map); populateDepartmentsAndResources(searchMapPin, building); }); } function imageClick(obj) { var imgID = obj.id; var overviewImg = document.getElementById("overview"); var deptsImg = document.getElementById("depts"); var resourcesImg = document.getElementById("resources"); var overviewDiv = document.getElementById("overviewDiv"); var deptsDiv = document.getElementById("deptsDiv"); var resourcesDiv = document.getElementById("resourcesDiv"); switch (imgID) { case "overview": overviewImg.style.backgroundColor = '#ec3041'; deptsImg.style.backgroundColor = '#001E62'; resourcesImg.style.backgroundColor = '#001E62'; overviewDiv.style.display = 'block'; deptsDiv.style.display = 'none'; resourcesDiv.style.display = 'none'; break; case "depts": overviewImg.style.backgroundColor = '#001E62'; deptsImg.style.backgroundColor = '#ec3041'; resourcesImg.style.backgroundColor = '#001E62'; overviewDiv.style.display = 'none'; deptsDiv.style.display = 'block'; resourcesDiv.style.display = 'none'; break; case "resources": overviewImg.style.backgroundColor = '#001E62'; deptsImg.style.backgroundColor = '#001E62'; resourcesImg.style.backgroundColor = '#ec3041'; overviewDiv.style.display = 'none'; deptsDiv.style.display = 'none'; resourcesDiv.style.display = 'block'; break; } } function uicPinsPopupCta(uicPin, poiPoint) { var id = poiPoint.stop_id; var url = "www.ctabustracker.com/bustime/eta/eta.jsp"; var heading = poiPoint.stop_name; var description = ""; var obj = poiPoint.route_id; var direction = poiPoint.direction; google.maps.event.addListener(uicPin, 'click', function (ev) { var time = "Next " + direction + " bus will arrive in"; $.ajax({ url: "/Home/GetCtaEta", type: "GET", dataType: "json", data: { routeNumber: obj, stopId: id }, success: function (data) { $(data).find('prd').each(function () { var d = new Date(); var currentHours = d.getHours(); var currentMinutes = d.getMinutes(); //direction = $(this).find('rtdir').text(); var currentTime = $(this).find('tmstmp').text().split(" ")[1]; var estimatedTime = $(this).find('prdtm').text().split(" ")[1]; var hours; var minutes; if (estimatedTime.split(":")[0] - currentHours < 0) hours = 24 + estimatedTime.split(":")[0] - currentTime.split(":")[0]; else hours = estimatedTime.split(":")[0] - currentHours; if (hours > 0) { hours = hours * 60; minutes = estimatedTime.split(":")[1] - currentMinutes + hours; } else minutes = estimatedTime.split(":")[1] - currentMinutes; if (minutes <= 2) { time = "Next " + direction + " bus"; time = time + " is approaching :<br> Next " + direction + " bus will arrive in"; } else { time = time + " " + minutes + " minutes:,"; } }); if (time != "") $('#time').html(time.split(':').slice(0, -1)); else $('#time').html("Estimated arrival time is not available right now."); }, error: function (data) { alert(data.error); alert("Ajax error in getting CTA data."); } }); map.panTo(uicPin.getPosition()); var desc = ""; if (typeof description != "undefined" && description != "" && description != null) desc = description + "<br><br>" + "For more information, please visit the link below:"; else desc = "For more information, please visit the link below:"; //var hrefLink = '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><a style="cursor:pointer" href ="#">' + url.split(';')[0] + '</a> </td></tr>'; var hrefLink = '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><a style="cursor:pointer" href ="' + url + '" target="_blank">' + url.split(';')[0] + '</a> </td></tr>'; var uicPinContent = '<div id="customPopUp">' + '<table id="popUpTable">' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" class="mobile_popup_heading" color="#ef3340" size="4"><b>' + heading + ' </b></font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="1" align="center" valign="bottom" height="2"><img class="mobile_line custom_line" alt="Line" src="/Images/Buttons/line01.png" /></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="2"> </td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" >' + '<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" id ="time" color="#ef3340"></font><br></td></tr>' + '</td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="2"> </td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" >' + '<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" >' + desc + '</font><br></td></tr>' + '</td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="4"> </td></tr>' + hrefLink + '</table></div>'; infowindow_Shuttle.setContent(uicPinContent); infowindow_Shuttle.setPosition(uicPin.getPosition()); infowindow_Shuttle.open(map); }); } function uicTrainsPinsPopupCta(uicPin, poiPoint) { var id = poiPoint.sid; var url = "https://www.transitchicago.com/traintracker/arrivaltimes/?sid=" + poiPoint.sid; var heading = poiPoint.stop_name; var description = ""; var obj = poiPoint.id; var direction = ""; google.maps.event.addListener(uicPin, 'click', function (ev) { var time = "Next " + direction + " train will arrive in"; $.ajax({ url: "/Home/GetTrainCtaEta", type: "GET", dataType: "json", data: { routeNumber: obj, stopId: id}, success: function (data) { $(data).find('eta').each(function () { var d = new Date(); var currentHours = d.getHours(); var currentMinutes = d.getMinutes(); //direction = $(this).find('rtdir').text(); var currentTime = $(this).find('prdt').text().split(" ")[1]; var estimatedTime = $(this).find('arrT').text().split(" ")[1]; var hours; var minutes; if (estimatedTime.split(":")[0] - currentHours < 0) hours = 24 + estimatedTime.split(":")[0] - currentTime.split(":")[0]; else hours = estimatedTime.split(":")[0] - currentHours; if (hours > 0) { hours = hours * 60; minutes = estimatedTime.split(":")[1] - currentMinutes + hours; } else minutes = estimatedTime.split(":")[1] - currentMinutes; if (minutes <= 2) { time = "Next " + direction + " train"; time = time + " is approaching :<br> Next " + direction + " train will arrive in"; } else { time = time + " " + minutes + " minutes:,"; } }); if (time != "") $('#time').html(time.split(':').slice(0, -1)); else $('#time').html("Estimated arrival time is not available right now."); }, error: function (data) { alert(data.error); alert("Ajax error in getting CTA data."); } }); map.panTo(uicPin.getPosition()); var desc = ""; if (typeof description != "undefined" && description != "" && description != null) desc = description + "<br><br>" + "For more information, please visit the link below:"; else desc = "For more information, please visit the link below:"; //var hrefLink = '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><a style="cursor:pointer" href ="#">' + url.split(';')[0] + '</a> </td></tr>'; var hrefLink = '<tr align="left"><td align="left"><a style="cursor:pointer" href ="' + url + '" target="_blank">' + url.split(';')[0] + '</a> </td></tr>'; var uicPinContent = '<div id="customPopUp">' + '<table id="popUpTable">' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="2" align="left"><font face="Theinhardt-Regular" class="mobile_popup_heading" color="#ef3340" size="4"><b>' + heading + ' </b></font></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td colspan="1" align="center" valign="bottom" height="2"><img class="mobile_line custom_line" alt="Line" src="/Images/Buttons/line01.png" /></td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="2"> </td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" >' + '<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" id ="time" color="#ef3340"></font><br></td></tr>' + '</td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="2"> </td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" >' + '<font face="Theinhardt-Regular" >' + desc + '</font><br></td></tr>' + '</td></tr>' + '<tr align="left"><td align="left" colspan="4" height="4"> </td></tr>' + hrefLink + '</table></div>'; infowindow_Shuttle.setContent(uicPinContent); infowindow_Shuttle.setPosition(uicPin.getPosition()); infowindow_Shuttle.open(map); }); } // Function for displaying Beta Version image in Map function HomeControl(controlDiv, map) { controlDiv.style.padding = '5px 5px 7px'; controlDiv.style.marginLeft = '200px'; // Set CSS for the control border var controlUI = document.createElement('div'); //controlUI.style.textAlign = 'center';//commented to add google logo controlDiv.appendChild(controlUI); // Set CSS for the control interior var controlText = document.createElement('div'); controlText.innerHTML = '<img src="https://maps.gstatic.com/mapfiles/api-3/images/google4.png"/>';//adding google logo controlUI.appendChild(controlText); } // Function for displaying refresh image in Map function HomeRefresh(controlDiv, map) { controlDiv.style.padding = '3px 0px 0px'; // Set CSS for the control border var controlUI = document.createElement('div'); controlUI.style.textAlign = 'center'; controlDiv.appendChild(controlUI); 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