Would you please tell me, where I should send my http-request (the
actual url please)
That asynchronous call to get the Lat/Long info is really frustrating.
So I'm going to take the HTTPRequest approach. I'm using C#. not sure
what the URL though...
thanks!
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Pamela has closed the issue I reported. I made an error about where
to pass in some of the map options. Thanks Pamela.
Here is the corrected version for those of you who are curious:
http://dev.yourmapper.com/testmap4.htm
Although, now I can not get any ads to show up with my AdSense
account
We're building a web app @ www.prunter.com (username: teste password:
fechado). It contains a liquid vertical map, but the problem is that
it's making the bigger causing it to "leak" to the bottom, I
left the scroll bar active so you can see what I mean. It is an
important issue for us because on
Thanks Mike. I hadn't taken a look at the wiki in a while to know
about the Issue reporting area there. Nice.
Here is the issue I posted, FYI:
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=1148
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You received this message becaus
It seems that the options on the GoogleBar don't work when using the
Google Javascript API google.load().
They only work when you load them with the Maps API.
I took the same page code I used here (does not work):
http://dev.yourmapper.com/testmap.htm
And changed just the javascript api parts
This is a larger IE problem. It is NOT A CACHING issue, and not a
browser support issue
What was driving me crazy was the error in ie always pointed to the
line that declared var map = new GMap2(
BUT
if you try to use the map var in other functions it is not globally
present as it is in Firefox,
