> Or if anybody has a better/more elegant solution please let me know!
I believe it is legal. Ben, please correct me if I am wrong.
Your printer driver may not be able to superimpose two identically
positioned DIVs (one IMG / one CANVAS) but it ought to be able to
print a single composite CANVAS element. You could use the
"drawImage" method to transfer your static map image to a CANVAS
element. You could use the "moveTo" & "lineTo" methods to draw your
polys on the same CANVAS element. You will have to apply Mercator
projection conversions from Lat/Lon coordinates to X/Y pixel
positions.
The file:
http://home.provide.net/~bratliff/adjust.js
contains conversion functions.
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