Wasn't it [EMAIL PROTECTED] who wrote:
>Sure there is (or at least it was there when I just looked), all the
>way at the bottom:
><div id="map" style="width: 725px; height: 450px"></div>
I don't think it was there when I looked.
Anyway, in browsers other than MSIE [1], you have to create the div
before you can put a map into it. The "a" that's "not defined" in the
first Javascript error is document.getElementById("map").
[1] At least I don't think there are any other two-pass browsers other
than those that use the MSIE rendering engine. Gecko-based browsers,
such as Firefox, are one-pass browsers.
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