I'm not sure if this is expected behavior, but I noticed that if you
declare a GIcon using a sprite as follows, it will fail in Internet
Explorer, but work ok in Firefox:
var myicon = new GIcon(G_DEFAULT_ICON);
myicon.sprite = {image:"/site_media/images/sprite.png", left: 16};
If you don't explicitly declare a "top" positioning for the image,
then top isNaN, and later gets multiplied with a integer in the middle
of obfuscated Google code and breaks. The following code works for me:
var myicon = new GIcon(G_DEFAULT_ICON);
myicon.sprite = {image:"/site_media/images/sprite.png", left: 16,
top: 0};
This kind of caught me by surprise, and I wonder if this browser
variation shouldn't be addressed within the GMap code itself.
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