How to implement India map showing different branches on hovering in asp.net 4.5

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I am developing a website for our company which has a screen called "Locations.aspx". Now, I am stuck in including the India map which will show different locations on which the company has its branches all over. I tried doing the same using .swf file of India map, but didnt get any result. Its urgent, please help, if there is another way to do it.

Posted 14-Sep-14 0:12am

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Updated 14-Sep-14 0:18am

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Nelek 14-Sep-14 7:06am

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Bernhard Hiller 15-Sep-14 2:33am

What functionality do you need in your map?
- Zoom to the location of the office?
- "Get directions" from location of user to an office?
- Show some extra information when hovering with the mouse?
- ...?

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/\jmot · Answer 1 · 2014-09-14T09:49:00

Solution 1

Store all branches in your database with their address.
try

when you are going to show the addresses in a MAP, then find their longitude and latitude using code, and place it in your map(using loop).

Posted 14-Sep-14 9:49am

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