Thanks, but this didn't work! Could it be done in some oterh way? On 18 Aug, 22:07, JFrancis <jfran...@mge.com> wrote: > In my case, it is within my geocode code. The address is searched, the > marker appears, and an infoWindow opens. I did it this way because I > also have markers on the map which are created using a KML file, and > before implementing this change, I would get 2 open infoWindows, one > for the geocoded marker and one for a KML marker. It also closes the > geocoded infoWindow if a new address is searched and the previous > infoWindow is still open. > > I'm thinking the code should be within the marker listener; something > like: > > google.maps.event.addListener(marker, "click", function (e) { > if (ib) { > ib.close(); > ib.open(theMap, this); > } else { > ib.open(theMap, this); > > } > > }); > > Don't quote me on that, though! >;-) > > JF
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