> Yep I tried this earlier, it then states point and html are undefined.
> I add them to that global list and still an error at line 462 (even
> though I don't have that many lines of code...)
Yes, it would if you tried to declare it as in your earlier post
var info = new Infowin(point, html);
outside of any of your functions. It would have been run inline,
before 'onload', before your map had been created etc., so it wouldn't
have been able to create the Infowin requested, even if there were any
valid point and html data to feed it, which there isn't - yet.
var info = null;
will create an empty variable, a placeholder, that later on - when the
map is ready and we have some data to give it - we can re-use as the
Infowin.
Yup, it now functions in IE6.
The layout/graphics/CSS for the infowindow is broken somehow.
The map looks empty, but that's just because it is zoomed into an
empty area, and you do have a lot of those in Oz ;)
cheers, Ross K
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