Thank you for the insight
In regards to your DOM comment, I am using a the Open Realty content
management software. I am somewhat limited with where I can place
code. I will research some more to see what can be done.
While researching further, I found an example where someone put a map
and a seperate instance of a Street View in a php file that was
Iframed. So I am attempting to do the same, and put 2 divs in the php
file... one for each map.
Should I use showAddress function or addAddressToMap? When running
the regular map, I used showAddress and had it process the php
variable for the address.
On the html page, this javascript would load the address: (the
{whatever_value} are custom Open Realty variables)
<script type="text/javascript">
var Address="{listing_field_streetnum_value}
{listing_field_streetname_value}
{listing_field_streettype_value}&city={listing_field_city_value}&state={listing_field_state_value}&zip={listing_field_zipcode_value}";
var newAddress = Address.replace('/\\n/', " ");
document.write('<iframe name="map_frame" src="/streetmap.php?
address='+newAddress+'" width="456px" height="192px" frameborder="0"
style="margin: 0px; padding: 0 0 0 0;"></iframe>');
</script>
that then loads into the php file, which has the following php code in
it:
$address = $_GET['address'];
$city = $_GET['city'];
$state = $_GET['state'];
$zip = $_GET['zip'];
$addressBar = $address." ".$city.", ".$state." ".$zip;
and the onload would be <body onload="initialize(),
showAddress('$addressBar')"....
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> > n Sep 24, 2:22 pm, David Kyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > > Hello
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> > > I have had maps working with Geocoder on my site for some time now.
> > > An example is:
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> > >http://www.timothyclinerealty.com/listing-5102+Alysheba+DR+Indian+Tra...
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> > > You'll notice that I have space to the right for streetview. My
> > > problem is that I cannot get the latlng to pass to the streetview
> > > section of code. It always says that it is undefined.
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> > That is because it is undefined.
> > // Retrieve the latitude and longitude
> > point = new GLatLng(place.Point.coordinates[1],
> > place.Point.coordinates[0]);
> > point = latlng;
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> > I think you want delete the line that sets point to be latlng (it
> > already has the right value in it).
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> > > My map is a php file that is framed. I read that you cannot do that
> > > with StreetView, so I created a div like suggested.
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> > you have a problem with the map div not reporting it's size to IE6
> > correctly, the marker is in the upper left hand corner. I don't see
> > why that is.
>
> I see that I didn't really address your original concern.
> You have your script defined inside the DOM. IE will not like that.
> You have multiple places where you sent the window.onload and
> window.onload events, only one of them will end up being effective
> (Doug Henderson had a post about adding multiple onload events several
> years ago, you may want to investigate it or rethink how you want your
> code to work). This is most likely why you are having trouble adding
> the streetview functionality.
>
> -- Larry
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> > > All the examples I have found don't really cover this. I can get it
> > > to work if I hard code the latlng, so I know it's something to do with
> > > passing the variable.
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> > > Any help is appreciated.
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