martynasma

Great ??

Sure:

dataProvider: {
    map: "usaLow",
    areas: [{
        id: "US-CA",
        title: "The Golden State33 millions",
        value: 33000000
    }],
    images: [{
        latitude: 52.694617,
        longitude: -129.74359,
        label: 'CA',
        mouseEnabled: false,
        labelPosition: 'middle'
    }]
},

Thanks!

You can place any label using latitude/longitude coordinates.

Here’s an example that displays a label over a few states:

https://jsfiddle.net/jEHXm/

Please note that latitude/longitude coordinates on this map are arbitrary and do not correspond with real life coordinates. That is because the map is distorted for visual purposes.

You can use the above example to find out the coordinates as well. Just click on a any point in the map while holding the SHIFT key. The coordinates will be displayed just below the map.

You can use it to find out the coordinates for other labels you may need.

Replace the “\n” with <br> to make the line in a balloon break.

You can add that info in the “title” property of the area. I.e.:

{
  id: "US-TX",
  title: "Texas\n25 millions",
  value: 25000000
}

Let me know if this works for you. (i.e. you don’t display area title anywhere else but rollover balloon)

If you do, there might be other advanced approaches for it.

The code you pasted should work except you will need to replace “chartdiv” with “%CHART%”

Great! Glad you worked it out.

Hi,

You need to include the French map.

1. In “Resources” field, replace “worldLow” with “franceLow”.
2. In “JavaScript” field, also replace “worldLow” with “franceLow”.

Should do the trick.

Thanks!

Yes, this feature is definitely on the list for the next version.