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> $("#lat").val() and $("#lng").val() are strings. GLatLng
> takes 2 numbers.
>
> var point = new GLatLng(parseFloat($("#lat").val()),
> parseFloat($("#lng").val()));
>
> -- Larry
You hit the nail on the head.
Here's another tip that I like to use for simpler code. You can use + to
convert a string to a number to instead of parseFloat():
var point = new GLatLng( +$('#lat').val(), +$('#lng').val() );
-Mike
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