wow, i am so gratefull!
I don't use any addresses for the geocoding (not possible in south
africa), the reason for the loop is that the are supposed to be
several locations, but because of the testing i removed the others,
they are back now! thanks so much!
Richard
On 27 nov, 05:05, Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wasn't it Korebrits who wrote:
>
>
>
> >or should i edit this part:
>
> That's the bit.
>
> If addresses[i] is already a set of coordinates, then skip the
> geocoder.getLatLng() call.
>
> In this particular page, there is only one address, which is a set of
> coordinates:
> addresses[0] = '-33.92232122943945,18.422527313232422';
> so you could write
> var point = GLatLng.fromUrlValue(addresses[i]);
>
> If your default.js is used for other pages that might have street
> addresses in the addresses[] array, then you'd have to test for that to
> decide whether to geocode or not. One way to distinguish street
> addresses from coordinates is to check for alphabetic characters
> if (addresses[i].search(/[a-z]/i) > -1) {
> // call the geocoder
> } else {
> // use the coordinates
> }
>
> [Note: don't forget the "> -1". String.search() returns the index of the
> first match if there is one, which could be the zero'th character of the
> String.]
>
> --http://econym.org.uk/gmap
> The Blackpool Community Church Javascript Team
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