On Apr 29, 11:19 am, Nick Boyle <[email protected]> wrote:
> Where I don't have to have access to the <head> area. I am working within a
> CMS and can only inject code where I need to put the map. So, I would like
> an example of the code which I can place anywhere within the page. (i.e. no
> access to the <body> tag either etc, which all examples seem to use
> heavily).
Oh, right.
You can place the API <script> tag anywhere. You can put your map-
control script either in a block at the bottom of the page -- it will
be executed once the rest of page is rendered -- or anywhere in the
body in a function which can be set to be executed on-load.
The on-load option mimicks the examples which use <body onload>. You
can create an onload event handler in Javascript:
window.onload = loadfunction;
If your CMS uses <body onload> to do its own stuff, then that line
will override it. You can *add* your loadfunction to the existing
onload handler:
window.onload = function(){window.onload;loadfunction};
Andrew
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