Added drag functionality; update lat/lng on marker "dragend" event. #5
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…omatically updated on dragend event.
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Nice addition! I'm hoping to update this to the current versions of Leaflet & Bootstrap and do some general cleanup sometime in the near future. I will definitely incorporate this. |
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Not silly at all! I'm still figuring all this stuff out as well and On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 1:23 PM, Roy Hewitt notifications@github.comwrote:
Bryan R. McBride, GISP |
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After the user clicks "Add me to the map" her or she can add a marker to the map. I've modified the code slightly to allow the user to drag that if it needs to move slightly to a more exact position. The hidden lat/lng text input fields on the marker popup form are automatically updated with the marker's new position.
I'm relatively new to GitHub; this is my first pull request!