Thank you!!
It works just fine... So i should but a div... I never could get
there by myself...
Thankx a lot..
> > You may want to use the known address if you have one.
>
> If you want to put the contents that are returned by your "reverse
> geocoder" in there, you need to create a div element inside the
> infoWindow tab, and assign it an id.
> new GInfoWindowTab("Local", "<div id='revgeo'>I want here!!</div>"),
>
> Then when your reverse geocoder returns its results, put them in that
> div:
> GEvent.addListener(reversegeocoder, "load",
> function(placemark) {
> document.getElementById("revgeo").innerHTML =
> placemark.address;
> }
> );
>
> (Note: the above code assumes the infoWindow exists when the reverse
> geocoder returns its results. If that is not always true, you will
> need to add code to handle that case)
>
> -- Larry
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