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Ravi Teja,
AmMap cannot read csv file directly. AmMap needs the data in properly-structured XML format, either like the data.xml examples provide with AMMAP, or include the XML data nodes in the HTML file using:
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You may want to start with some of the online documentation at: http://www.ammap.com/docs/
ammap.swf is the engine that makes the map work.
world3.swf is an example of a map that you can interact with and add your own data to. There also are single country maps, such as usa.swf or germany.swf or china.swf
ammap_data.xml is the data file ammap uses to populate your map with data.
Each area (country, province, etc.) on a map is identified by a code - example: mc_name="SZ". These codes must be used as listed in the data file that comes with each map - you cannot substitute your own codes. As per the documentation, there are several types of objects you can use with an ammap map:
- areas: countries, provinces, etc.
- lines: lines you add to show routes, pipelines, etc.
- movies: location markers
- labels: text lables you add to the map and position wherever you want to.
So, if you want to make Swaziland a certain color, in the data file node for Swaziland you would write something like:
<area title="SWAZILAND" mc_name="SZ" color="#000000"></area>
Now, when the map loads, Swaziland will appear black and the other countries will be the color you specify in your ammap_settings.xml file (red is the default). You do not need the lat/long coordinates for the areas. You can add pop-up boxes that contain longer descriptions by following the directions in the documentation. (There are also other attributes ytou can add (including teh zooming feature)
If you want to place a marker in the map, you would write something like the following:
<movies>
<movie file="circle" title="Barbados" lat="-59.5333" long="13.1667" width="10" height="10" fixed_size="true">
<description><![CDATA[<b>Some html formatted description can be placed here</b>]]></description>
</movie>
</movies>
I recommend you look at the "Getting Started" documentation and the various working examples that come with AmMap to better understand how to make it work for your needs. When I started, I made a copy of the examples and started experimenting with making different changes to the data file to see how things worked.
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