Aha...ok...thanks. Now I have learned something new today. Appriciate
that!

I have modified the script to retrieve the info from my db/table
instead of the one in the tutorial. The XML output is:

  <marker id="85" address="" lat="" lng="" type="" />
  <marker id="86" address="" lat="25" lng="-81" type="" />
  <marker id="87" address="" lat="25" lng="-81" type="" />
  <marker id="88" address="" lat="-81" lng="25" type="" />
  <marker id="89" address="" lat="0" lng="0" type="" />
  <marker id="90" address="" lat="0" lng="0" type="" />
  <marker id="91" address="" lat="0" lng="0" type="" />
  <marker id="92" address="" lat="98.3307" lng="7.98431" type="" />
  <marker id="93" address="" lat="98.3307" lng="7.98431" type="" />
  <marker id="94" address="" lat="98.3307" lng="7.98431" type="" />
  <marker id="95" address="" lat="98.3307" lng="7.98431" type="" />
  <marker id="96" address="" lat="28.4198" lng="-81.5802" type="" />
  <marker id="97" address="" lat="56.6375" lng="16.4998" type="" />
  <marker id="98" address="Sea World, Orlando, FL 32821, USA"
lat="28.4116" lng="-81.4591" type="" />
  <marker id="99" address="Tract C, Virgin Islands" lat="18.3166"
lng="-64.9564" type="" />
  <marker id="100" address="78-100 Tract F, Virgin Islands"
lat="18.3217" lng="-64.9527" type="" />
  <marker id="102" address="Tract C, Virgin Islands" lat="18.3167"
lng="-64.9568" type="" />
  </markers>

There is a lot of "mockup" data but the last four is good and it is
strange that it works in FF but not in IE. Do you knw why?

/Nimrod

On May 13, 5:36 pm, Andrew Leach <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On May 13, 4:30 pm,nimrod<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi again,
>
> > Hmmm..do you mean like this;
>
> > iconBlue.image = &amp;apos;http://labs.google.com/ridefinder/images/
> > mm_20_blue.png&amp;apos;;
>
> No, I didn't mean that. I meant in your XML. There's a "Mama's" if I
> recall, which should be encoded as "Mama&amp;apos;s"
>
> Don't alter your HTML or Javascript at all. That's fine (as evidenced
> by the fact that it all works in both browsers, but IE fails with an
> error parsing the XML). Sorry if I wasn't clear... I should have said
> "IE doesn't like apostrophes in XML"
>
> Andrew
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