Gregory,

yes, you are right. This is the solution. I have changed it all (and
corrected the faults that came in when I seperated the code) and now
it works.

Thanks very much...Guido

On 23 Jul., 16:17, Gregory Short <[email protected]> wrote:
> GDownloadUrl is asynchronous. That is to say: what it does, it does in  
> its own time. There is absolutely no guarantee that the callback (in  
> your case, CheckDataAndResponse) will occur before the lines of code  
> following it. And in your case, it clearly *isn't* being completed  
> before those lines of code. You are trying to parse the xml (contained  
> in markerdata) before the xml has even completed downloading.  
> Therefore, you must adjust your code so that you only try to use that  
> data once it is ready. I still don't see why you can't adopt the  
> suggestion I made: any time you want to update the map without  
> reloading the entire page, you would then simply clear the old markers  
> and call GDownloadUrl("data.xml", CheckDataAndResponse);  
> again...CheckDataAndResponse is only called once the operation is  
> complete, which is why all your data-handling should be activated by  
> that callback.
>
> -G
>
> On Jul 23, 2009, at 9:08 AM, guido wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi Gregory,
>
> > On 23 Jul., 15:59, Gregory Short <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>      function parseMarkerData()
> >>      {
> >>          var xml = GXml.parse(data); // <--- Where is "data" being
> >> defined?
> >>          return xml.documentElement.getElementsByTagName("marker");
> >>      }
> >> Perhaps you meant "markerdata"...
>
> > yes sure. I changed the variable name a few minutes ago. I have
> > corrected this. But I think you understood the problem cause...
> >> but then you have problems with the
> >> asynchronous nature of GDownloadUrl
>
> > I don't know nothing about this. I do all this with the markers, cause
> > I want to create automatically moving markers on a map without
> > reloading the map each time. Therefore I have to seperate the loading
> > of the map the reading of the markers and the craeting of the markers
> > as well.
>
> >> ...One solution might be to fire
> >> off the chain of function calls that parses the xml and populates the
> >> map from within CheckDataAndResponse.
> >> On Jul 23, 2009, at 8:41 AM, guido wrote:
>
> > As you may understand this wouldn't be possible I think.
>
> >>> Hi @all
>
> >>> I have a problem using GDownloadUrl and accessing the data coming  
> >>> into
> >>> the callback function. I must say that I am really new to Google  
> >>> maps
> >>> and to Javascript so please be patient. The link to my site is
> >>>http://status.taxikomm24.de/10/index_neu.html
>
> >>> As you can see if the callback function "CheckDataAndResponse" is
> >>> called all the data is perfectly there. But as soon as I want to
> >>> access the variable makerdata, which is defined as global, in the
> >>> function "INITMap". The variable markerdata is undefined.
>
> >>> Please can someone help me with this. Any suggesition is welcome.
>
> >>> Thanks..Guido- Zitierten Text ausblenden -
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