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In this example, we add custom map pins for the account entity and differentiate between the active and inactive accounts. | In this example, we add custom map pins for the account entity and differentiate between the active and inactive accounts. | ||
First, we have to define the style for the map pin. Go to the Account entity and open a view | First, we have to define the style for the map pin. Go to the Account entity and open a view used in the map. In the style editor, click '''Add''' while ImageCellStyle is selected. This creates a new child style. We name it MapPin. The format string is defined as follows: ''Map_pins.{0}.png''. Map_pins describes the folder where the map pin images are stored. The following .{0} represents the value. This is a placeholder for the map pin types mentioned above. It's either for Value or Raw Value. | ||
[[File:Mappin style.PNG|alt=Style we define for the custom map pins|600px]] | [[File:Mappin style.PNG|alt=Style we define for the custom map pins|600px]] | ||
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* Map Pin Aggregation | * Map Pin Aggregation | ||
Map pin aggregation is a useful configuration in case of multiple records located in the same area. If you enable map aggregation, a cluster pin is added to the heavily populated area on the map, grouping all the records. | |||
* Map Pin Expansion | * Map Pin Expansion | ||