> Yes, I agree with you however I took this project as
> training of PHP development applications.
Okay, that's fine and good luck with it. You are going to have to
learn how to debug your own applications, and where to look to get
help and understanding for PHP coding. This group is about the G-Maps
API, which is javascript based, and isn't the right place.
> Really i don´t know what defines in the $points, because
> my problem is to get the
> coordinates lat and long from geo_points table ...
Yes - so that's a problem in PHP/MySQL or whatever you are using.
It's a usual thing to do in PHP and you will find several good
tutorials on the net. Examples -
http://www.php-mysql-tutorial.com/php-tutorial/index.php
http://www.phpf1.com/tutorial/php-mysql-tutorial.html
Don't copy/paste code examples, you will learn nothing. Understand
what the examples do, and step through them in your head to work out
what's happening.
Don't start out so ambitious!! Step one - get your list of
coordinates output as text on the screen first, then worry about
drawing a polyline. Develop one feature at a time, don't keep
starting up new threads for different things.
good luck, Ross K
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