On Dec 12, 4:31 pm, helen <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Bratliff. I do get the same problem in ie6 as well.
> Is there anything I can do about it?
File an issue in the issue tracker if one does not already exist:
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/list
Otherwise, add your "star" to an existing issue.
I just realized, IE6 will be using "AlphaImageLoader" to load your
GTileLayerOverlay if your images are PNGs. What I said about "onload"
event handlers may not apply to "AlphaImageLoader".
In the mean time, you might try an ugly hack. I believe
GTileLayerOverlays are added to:
map.getPane(0)
For firefox & others:
var tiles=map.getPane(0).getElementsByTagName("IMG");
For Internet Explorer:
var tiles=map.getPane(0).getElementsByTagName("DIV");
Because "AlphaImageLoader" loads into "DIV" element rather than "IMG"
element.
for (var loop=0;tiles[loop];loop++)
{
tiles[loop].style.display="";
}
Use "setTimeout" to give it a reasonable delay.
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