The problem is that in Javascript, function references are variables.
If you write
function directions(dirStart) {
...
directions = new GDirections(map, directionsPanel);
...
}
Then "directions" is no longer a reference to your function, it's a
GDirections Object. So the next time you get here
onSubmit="directions(document.getElementById('dirStart').value);
return false;"
It crashes, because you can't call a GDirections Object like that. It
never gets as far as the "return false", so nothing stops the <form>
from performing its default "action", and it reloads the page for you.
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The Blackpool Community Church Javascript Team
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