Wasn't it warden [Andrew Leach - Maps API Guru] who wrote:
>(It works without a key *either* because you're a Premier customer *or*
>because you're using a domain owned by Google, which has peculiar
>validation rules)
Well yes, he's using googlepages.
However:
1. I can't anything remotely like
if (window.external && window.external.pageT)
anywhere in the API code.
MSIE has a bit of a habit of returning false information about which
file the code was associated with.
2. That line shouldn't fail. If window.external is not implemented, then
the if statement should consider it false and terminate there. It should
not attempt to evaluate window.external.pageT. If window.external is
defined, but window.external.pageT is undefined, then the if statement
should still work, and consider window.external.pageT to be false.
For example
if (window.foo && window.foo.bar){alert("yes")}else{alert("no")
outputs "no" in every browser on this machine, including MSIE6
3. I'd never heard of a "Not Implemented" status for a variable. A quick
Google search suggests that it's some weird non-standard concept
introduced in MSIE7.
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