Actually, I think I might have a solution...let me know if this works.
Instead of following that example you sent when I send the marker 'i',
can I send the longitude and latitude then convert it to the
cooresponding marker to then click.
So I would have somehting like this per line in the right DIV:
<a href="javascript:myclick('longitude','latitude')">this link</a>
Then for the event handler do this:
function myclick(lat,long) {
var thisPoint = new GLatLng(lat,long);
thisMarker = new GMarker(thisPoint);
GEvent.trigger(thisMarker, "click");
}
On Aug 29, 10:26 am, Mid_west <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I looked at that tutorial but my javascript knowledge is such that it
> will take me quite some time to disect this and incorporate it into my
> page. I dont suppose by looking at my sample link you could actually
> write a quick outline as to how I should do it (sample code would
> help :))
>
> Sorry for being a pain but like I said, my javascript is very
> limited. Im a classic .ASP person and thats really where my skills
> end. The map function you see that I created took MANY days for me to
> figure out and that was about 8 months ago.
>
> -S
>
> On Aug 29, 10:05 am, Ralph Ames <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > >http://reports.leadsenders.com/web/List_example.htm
>
> > Take a look at Mike's tutorial
>
> >http://econym.googlepages.com/example_map2.htm
>
> > the creation of the contents of the side_bar div is driven by the map
> > script.
>
> > Ralph- Hide quoted text -
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