> ... What I now want to do now is to
> simultaneously is to run a similar query on the same table ...
More than one way to go about it.
You could get your client script to a second GDownloadUrl, targetting
a seperate PHP script with whatever parameters you want. Then have
the client javascript parse the response and do what you want with it.
Or, you could enhance your original PHP script to return both sets of
data in one XML form; that might make your work in the client script
easier since you want the 'part 2' data to be in infowindows created
using 'part 1' locations?
Have you considered using an XML structure like -
<whole thing>
<country>
<colour, location, infowindow etc>
<paper detail>
<paper detail>
<paper detail>
<country>
.....
cheers, Ross K
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