Hi,
I could not repeat described situation, even when I've limited my
bandwith, but maybe you should consider to show your form/link after
the page is loaded, eg:
$(window).load(function() {
// executes when complete page is fully loaded, including all frames,
objects and images
//show form/link
});
On 9 Gru, 16:53, heinetz <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> i'me trying to implement google-maps-fuctionality into my customers
> website.
> it seemed to work fine until the customer lokked at it with ie6 and
> small bandwith ;(
>
> my integartion works as follows:
>
> google.setOnLoadCallback(map_display_init);
>
> 1. function "map_display_init" displays 'Kartenansicht' - Links
> 2. onclick these links are calling function "map_activate"
> 3. function "map_activate" collects some information into the document
> to use it as parameters and calls function "map_init
> (map_elementObj,
> latitude, longitude, html)" with the parameters.
> 4. function "map_init" displayes the map into container map_elementObj
> as follows:
>
> function map_init (element, latitude, longitude, html)
> {
> window.onunload = GUnload;
> var map = new google.maps.Map2(element);
> ...
>
> so, what happens ?
>
> when the user is fast enought and clicks the Link to fast, the
> Internet Explorer
> makes an error:
>
> "GUnload" is not defined.
>
> (without this line the error is "Map2" is not defined)
>
> My customer works at Windows Terminal Server. So the bandwith is alway
> so
> small, that the google-api is not loadet the most times he clicks the
> links.
>
> how can i solve this problem ?
>
> May be somebody would look at:
>
> http://daimler-bkk.digitale.mehrwerte.net/Test2/
>
> best,
> heinetz
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