Based on what you wrote, I thought something like the following might
work, but no luck:
$(function(){
$('#jmap').jmap({
provider: 'yahoo',
maptype: "map",
zoom: 5,
center: [18.335298917917967,-64.73007202148438]});
$('#jmap').load(function() { $
('#jmap').addPoint('18.3437','-64.7152', false, 'Point1', false,
false); } );
});
Any ideas what I'm missing? Thanks!
On Sep 10, 1:36 pm, Equand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it's a plugin initialisation bug...
> just add the
> $('#jmap').addPoint('18.3437','-64.7152', false, 'Point1',
> false, false);
> to
> check by if of the jmap plugin initialisation (usually any plugins
> create and id or class, by which u can find out if it has been loaded,
> look in the firebug in html for a clue )
> On Sep 10, 8:07 pm, Matt Vance <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I'm a javascript novice and I'm working with the jMaps plugin for
> > jQuery to add Yahoo Maps to a site. For basic maps, the plugin is
> > working great; however, I'm having trouble getting its addPoint
> > function to work. When I try the following script, the map displays
> > but the point doesn't:
>
> > $('document').ready(function(){
> > $('#jmap').jmap({
> > provider: 'yahoo',
> > maptype: "map",
> > zoom: 5,
> > center: [18.335298917917967,-64.73007202148438]});
> > $('#jmap').addPoint('18.3437','-64.7152', false, 'Point1',
> > false, false);
>
> > });
>
> > I can add the point via the Firebug console just fine, by typing in
> > the addPoint line directly. My guess is that the map isn't yet "ready"
> > when I'm trying to add the point in the script. I've tried lots of
> > other variations, but without any luck. Any tips on how to get the
> > point added from inside the script?
>
> > Thanks!
