Scratch that, bug 1 fully fixed now
$("#gmap").GMap2().setCenter(new GLatLng(53.1767260605,-20.3427745698), 2);
On 7/11/07, Tane Piper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've just uploaded a demo to http://webrocket.ulmb.com/
Thanks to someone on IRC, I seem to have fixed error 1 by changing my
return in the GMap2 function to:
return this[0].GMap2;
and then defining the function in the namespace:
jQuery.fn.GMap2 = jQuery.gmapp.GMap2
However, when I call the method, I need to include the [0] in the call:
$("#gmap")[0].GMap2.setCenter(new GLatLng(53.1767260605,-20.3427745698), 2);
Is there any way around this? I'm assuming it's a similar issue for
bug 2, but still not sure how to fix that within the scope of the
plugin.
On 7/11/07, Tane Piper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Thanks you some of you already on IRC who have helped me with this,
> but I've got to a point where I'm hitting a brick wall with my plugin.
> Let me just explain it first.
>
> Google Map Application (gmapp) is my first plugin for jQuery, and aims
> to provide a fully functional application in jQuery for interactive
> with Google Map and Geocoder API. What I am trying to do is make is
> as generic as possible, although the plugin is initially being
> designed for my own CakePHP-powered application.
>
> With the current version here: http://pastebin.ca/614176 I am trying
> to make both the Google GMap2 and GClientGeocoder objects available to
> the user. However, I am not having any luck. At the moment I have 2
> main errors:
>
> 1) in a page where I return one or more points from the database, I
> would like to be able to do this:
>
> $('#gmap').gmapp();
> $('#gmap').GMap2().setCenter(new GLatLng(55.899956, -3.087158));
>
> However, with the way I currently have the code, I get an error that
> $('#gmap').GMap2() is not a function. So it does not seem to be
> getting returned.
>
> 2) Before, I was creating the geocoder by doing:
> var geocoder = new GClientGeocoder();
>
> I then passed this geocoder into the method searchAddress, which
> worked fine. But now I'd like to make the object global by making it
> available through this.GGeocoder. In my code, I have tested it in the
> console, and it appears the initial GGeocoder is being initialised,
> but when i then try and do an address search, I get the error:
> this.GGeocoder has no properties; This is at the first line inside the
> searchAddress method.
>
> Now, ANY help on either of these matters would be appreciated. I've
> read over the jQuery plugin docs, and had a look inside a couple of
> plugins, but so far nothing has jumped out at me how to fix these
> errors.
>
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> Tane Piper
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>
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