Hi Ralph, thanks for replying.
I have visited the site that you pointed to me, but I haven't find any
examples about what I'm trying to do...
Putting a map into a <div> is not complicated, I'll try to explain
what I try to do as clear as possible.
(I'm working in localhost)
I have a main.php with some <a href> to load content of any .php pages
into a <div id="content"> in main.php.
One of this .php is a file called map.php with a GMAPS map andh a
html form.
When I load this map.php directly in firefox, it works fine, the map
and the form load and everything works properly.
The problem occurs when I try to load map.php into the <div
id="content"> of main.php using <a href> in this way:
<a href="javascript:asincronouscall(''map.php', 'content');">Option1</
a>
It only loads the form, but not the map, it doesn't load the
javascript map (I have put some alerts to test it).
So I have searched for an example about it, but I haven't found any
example showing this. I have founded only maps loaded directly in the
main page, but not dinamically with a <a href>.
Do you know if s there any example?Is it possible to do what I'm
trying to do? Can you point me in the right way?
Thanks again, and thanks for your time.
Javier.
On 11 ago, 04:26, Ralph Ames <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes, you can put a Googlemapin to a <div> using ajax.
>
> But the <div> has to be on your website domain.
>
> Ralph
> -www.easypagez.com/maps/map_index.html
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