Yes I should post a link to the problem page, but its an internal site
so I can't do that.  Also, it is dealing with using Google Maps within
WebSphere Portal, so I don't really have a public portal site where I
could post something.

Anyway, I was able to resolve this issue.  I found that the problem
was that I wasn't adding the map initialization function properly to
the body onload.  Within a portlet, you don't have access to the body
tag so I was using dojo to add the function to body onload, and my
problem was in that dojo call.

On thing I did find was that I had to put my google maps javascript
code at the bottom of my JSP page, AFTER the regular page markup.  Not
sure if that is a portal-specific thing, but it makes it work
properly.


-Mike

On Oct 25, 3:54 am, Rossko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have the same issue in IE7 .....
>
> Did you read any of the posts though?
> In particular -
>   "It is really hard to guess what it is doing wrong given
>   the information in your post. "
> Post a link to your problem page.
>
> cheers, Ross K
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