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To begin configuring a custom map pin, navigate to the View Designer and select the "Add Map Pin" option. This action will open a new configuration window titled "Configure Map Pin," where you can define how your map pins will appear based on specific criteria.
To begin configuring a custom map pin, navigate to the View Designer and select the "Add Map Pin" option. This action will open a new configuration window titled "Configure Map Pin," where you can define how your map pins will appear based on specific criteria.


[[File:ConfigureMapPin.png|alt=Configure map pin window|600px]]


There are three main types of bindings available for custom map pins, allowing for a range of customization options:
There are three main types of bindings available for custom map pins, allowing for a range of customization options:
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The next step is to add the map pin to the view. Click '''Add Map Pin'''. As a type, we select Raw Value. As we want to differentiate the records by their status code, set the field as statuscode. As a style, select the MapPin.
The next step is to add the map pin to the view. Click '''Add Map Pin'''. As a type, we select Raw Value. As we want to differentiate the records by their status code, set the field as statuscode. As a style, select the MapPin.


[[File:Configure mappin.PNG|alt=configure map pin window Raw value|600px]]
[[File:Configure mappin.PNG|alt=configure map pin window Raw value]]


The last thing we have to set up is the images. Go to Images and create a new folder Map_pins. Upload two images representing the map pins. The name of the Images should be the logical value for the respective status code. In our use-case, 0 is for active and 1 is for inactive.
The last thing we have to set up is the images. Go to Images and create a new folder Map_pins. Upload two images representing the map pins. The name of the Images should be the logical value for the respective status code. In our use-case, 0 is for active and 1 is for inactive.
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