I'd suggest ditching the <infowindow> tag and adding a suitable
Attribute to your <marker>
<marker lat="36.11773558007828" lng="-115.17765998840332"
label="Place 2" iconlocation="/images/place2.png" iconWidth="89"
iconHeight="34" infowindowurl="/include/place2.html" />
Read the infowindowurl Attribute in the same way that you read the other
attributes, and pass it to your createMarker() function instead of the
normal "html" parameter.
Then, in createMarker(), use GDownloadUrl() to fetch it, something like
this:
function createMarker(point,icon,url) {
var marker = new GMarker(point,{icon:icon})
GEvent.addListener(marker,"click",function() {
GDownloadUrl(url, function(html) {
marker.openInfoWIndowHtml(html);
});
});
return marker;
}
Note: Only allow people that you trust to edit HTML that's going to
appear on your page. If one of them writes an <embed> or <iframe> that
loads malware into your infowindow, then you might possibly share
liability. If you don't trust them, make them input the data either as
plain text, or via a markup gadget that only allows safe HTML.
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