Wasn't it puff who wrote:
>
>Is it possible to have a single marker/line/shape instance on multiple
>maps, eg.
>
> marker = new GMarker( ... );
> map1.addOverlay( marker );
> map2.addOverlay( marker );
No. Performing map2.addOverlay(marker) overwrites some if the
inaccessible marker parameters that the API needs to keep track of the
relationship between the marker and map1.
What you can do is place a copy() of the marker on the second map.
That's how Google do it with the minimap in a .showMapBlowup() window.
marker = new GMarker( ... );
map1.addOverlay( marker );
map2.addOverlay( marker.copy() );
.copy() is a documented GOverlay method, but it doesn't work will all
types of overlay.
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