Re: Clicking on 3D annotations

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From: DeveloperGuy
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 2009 20:42

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I've sort of fixed the problem... I found that if I set each annotation to activate only on a user's click and then reload the page, all the annotations will be disabled. The problem is that I could find no way to reload the page in the SDK. I had to resort to moving to a different page and then back.

My question is: is there a less hack-y way to do this?

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