> Sorry Ralph, but I don't think we are on the same page. What I meant
> by the "added an alert" was merely to show that the
> "request.readyState" returns a one (1). Yet the if statement is
> expecting a four (4). So it never drops into the if /endif segment of
> code to process the xml file.
Ye
>Adding "request.send(null); " works for me too,
> but the code does not process markers from an xml feed -- which is what I
am ultimately
> attempting to do.
The code does not process the markers because you are trying to read
attributes.
See my previous posts.
Ralph
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Sorry Ralph, but I don't think we are on the same page. What I meant
by the "added an alert" was merely to show that the
"request.readyState" returns a one (1). Yet the if statement is
expecting a four (4). So it never drops into the if /endif segment of
code to process the xml file.
Adding "requ
>I added an alert popup box to show me the
>request.readyState.
I replaced the alert with
request.send(null);
worked ok for me.
Ralph
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Thanks Ralph. But I think the problem ensues earlier than the point/
points statements. I added an alert popup box to show me the
request.readyState. It is "1". Yet the code I borrowed (from
somewhere, can't remember where I go it) tests request.readyState for
"4". So the script does not even drop
Wasn't it Dr. Dot who wrote:
>
>I think I figured out that v3 does not yet support GDownloadUrl() or
>GXmlHttp.create() so I am going back to version2 to try to create an
>XML feed into my map.
It's not intended that it ever will. For features that are not directly
map related, like fetching dat
>http://phonecaps.com/xmlMap.html
Try this
var name = GXml.value(points[i].getElementsByTagName("name")[0]);
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>http://phonecaps.com/xmlMap.html
This line is accessing an attribute
var name = points[i].getAttribute("name");
but point in the xml file has no attributes.
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