I keep reading the documentation and I just can't quite figure out how to display all 64 results. So far, results will only go up to page 4 until I have to click "more results" and the maximum results I've gotten have been 32. What is it that I missed in the developer's guide?
On Jul 24, 3:12 pm, Rossko <[email protected]> wrote: > > What I meant was, the input field where you type the keyword you would > > like to search. I read the documentation but still had trouble doing > > so. I was able to put the search box in a separate div, but the search > > results appeared in that same div. What I want to do is have the > > search field in one div, and the results in a separate div. Is this > > possible? > > Just do it. > > Reading your code , these lines > // Draw the control > searchControl.draw(coordinates); > searchControl.draw(controlContainer); > does exactly what the comment says. I don't know why you draw the > search control twice, in two different places, but you do. > If you only want it once, take one of those lines out. > > 'coordinates' and 'controlContainer' are javascript objects that > should point at some <div> or other in your document. > So, read backwards to find out just what they've been set to, before > they get used here. > > Here's one of them - > var coordinates = document.createElement('div'); // build the > control div > it's a dynamic creation of a div - exactly what the comment says. > As it's made here, it has no particular place in the document. > So we need to read on a bit to see exactly where it gets inserted into > the document. > > contentDiv3.appendChild(coordinates); > Right, so that dangling 'coordinates' div got inserted into the > document inside something else referenced by 'contentDiv3'. > Now we need to go backwards again to find out what that is, in turn. > > var contentDiv3 = document.getElementById("latlong"); > There it be, I'm not explaining that. Enough to say, if we look in > the HTML part of the page, there's <div id="latlong"> in the fourth > table cell. > > So if you don't what that particular copy of the search control drawn > there, don't draw it there. > > --- > > Repeat the exercise yourself to find out where 'controlContainer' is > pointing. > > --- > > I don't know why it's that complicated, it doesn't need to be, but > it's your script. > This'll work - > searchControl.draw(document.getElementById("anyOldDiv")); > if you have > <div id="anyOldDiv"></div> > somewhere in your HTML. > > This is shown in the documentation already pointed > outhttp://code.google.com/apis/ajaxsearch/documentation/#The_Hello_World... > > This is nothing to do with the maps API --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Maps API" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
