Or you can modify the JavaScript of the example for storing waypoints
into URL fragment, parse that URL on page start and process waypoints.
This way user could bookmark URLs for later viewing, send URLs to
others etc. No need for database.

Evaldas

On Sep 29, 10:19 am, Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You'd need to add a button that the user could click to indicate that
> the route was finished. When the user clicks that button, run through
> the waypoints[] array and collect the
>         waypoints[i].getPoint().toUrlValue()
> information, and send it to a server to be stored on your database.

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