I've been pulling my hair out trying to figure out why IE8 is adding extra
space here, on the right side of the map:
http://www.rickscottforflorida.com/2011/05/06/add-your-name-to-the-map/
The map is iFramed into the page, here is the original:
http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/googlemaps/rick
Nevermind, nevermind. My bad, I just overlooked a number somewhere.
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It looks a lot nicer in my editor. Obviously the only stuff you can't see
from the page source is the PHP.
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i am going to add all the markers back since that doesn't seem to be the
problem. the version with only a few markers is here:
http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/googlemaps/foramerica/test/
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Now it is definitely only reading 20 markers from the database, and only
showing five of them. The map itself loads quickly enough. But the main
functionality (clicking on the map to load a new icon, then clicking on that
icon for the user to input info) is painfully slow.
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Actually, I'm not sure if it is the number of markers. I have reduced it
down to about 5 that are visible (although it does have to read all 300 rows
in the database), and it's still incredibly slow in IE8 when I try to click
on the icons.
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I'm a little confused about what you changed between the slower rendering
page and the faster one. Do you have *new google.maps.Map* run twice now?
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Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately we kind of want the crowded look, so
that it looks obvious people are using the system.
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So my map works great in Chrome, FF, and Safari - but it's slow as molasses
in IE8. Is this a known problem, or is there something wrong with my page?
Here's the link: http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/googlemaps/foramerica/
It's set up for a user to click and add data, or to read
Oh, I see. Thanks for your help! I'd actually done that on purpose
because I thought it would make the map a global variable. Didn't
realize it would break in IE. I'll try something else.
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> On May 6, 10:25 pm, dabernat
Can't get my map to load in ie9. Should show at least 1 marker.
http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/googlemaps/foramerica/
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any ideas?
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dows to a Database: Saving User-Added Form
>Data<http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlinfo_v3.html>
Here is my map: http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/maptest1/
The client asked if there were a way to have the map interact with a Google
Spreadsheet instead of a MySQL database. I remember
dows to a Database: Saving User-Added Form
>Data<http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/phpsqlinfo_v3.html>
Here is my map: http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/maptest1/
The client asked if there were a way to have the map interact with a Google
Spreadsheet instead of a MySQL database. I remember
Thanks for the input. I guess his click events are unrelated to the overlay
itself, and instead related to a series of markers. Right now I'm using
polygons in a KML so that I can get a separate click event for each
building... it's not as pretty as his map, but I think it will be easier to
do
Thanks for the advice! I will look into using Kml, sounds right.
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Here is the project I'm starting:
http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/baylormap/
I'm trying to build a campus map, and the direction I'm heading right now is
to have a separate GroundOverlay for each building, and use a Listener on
each one to change the div on the right of the map.
Yes, I've poked around quite a bit in the .js file that calls up the map. I
think most of the code deals with the markers and the menu stuff on the left
of the map. For the life of me, though, I can't figure out (and maybe this
would be obvious to more experienced users) how he overlays the camp
So this is one of the best implementations of Google Maps i've ever seen:
http://www.washington.edu/maps/
I think this was done in V2, but I may be wrong. Does anyone know what kind
of overlays these are? Or how this could be accomplished in V3? The markers
I don't really care about, it's the c
Also, this has only been possible since February. So at the time you
wrote the question, the answer would have been no.
On Apr 16, 8:29 pm, dabernathy89 wrote:
> Yes, I've done this. You have to install the developer app on Facebook, and
> then write your own app, which is super
Yes, I've done this. You have to install the developer app on Facebook, and
then write your own app, which is super easy.
1. Download the Facebook PHP SDK (http://developers.facebook.com/docs/sdks/),
and upload it to your server.
2. Create a Facebook app (you have to have the Developer app insta
Boy, I feel dumb. For some reason my brain didn't even consider that.
On Apr 1, 3:26 pm, Rossko wrote:
> > In the past I have prevented this on forms by recording the user's IP
> > address and then reading through the whole database to make sure they have
> > not filled it out too many times alre
Hey, I have a map that I am allowing users to add markers to. Here is the
site:
http://dabernathy89.powweb.com/maptest1
It's still got some issues, and I am working on those. One thing I would
like to know is if anyone has been successful at preventing spam on their
forms. I am not wo
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