Larry- Thank you for looking. I have IE8 and thus don't see the error
you saw. I have since done everything you suggested.
On a brighter note, I believe I have found the culprit. The orer of
the panorama statements is critical to it work (duh, really?). I had
transposed the following:
panorama = new GStreetviewPanorama(smallNode);
panorama.setLocationAndPOV(point, { yaw: angle });
Thus I was trying to set the location prior to declaring "panorama" as
a new GStreetviewPanorama. This seems to have taken care of the
problem. Thank you so much for making me look at the script, thus
discovering my error. I very much appreciate your time.
Marc
On Sep 15, 2:06 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On Sep 15, 12:03 pm, FlyingMarc <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Any assistance would be most appreciated:
>
> > Ok, did Google change something in their streetview panorama within
> > the maps API?
>
> > I have a simple page whereby a user sees a small version of the
> > streetview panorama for an address within an infowindow. The user can
> > click to maximize the window and see a larger version of the
> > streetview panorama.I'm using V2 of the API.
>
> > Suddenly, I'm getting the following errors.
>
> > Firefox 3 and up (any version):
> > - The small streetview image doesn't show up
> > - When maximizing the infowindow, the image still doesn't show up
>
> > IE 8:
> > - The small image shows up if you re-load the page the first time
> > thorugh
> > - The maximized image shows just fine each time.
>
> > I have scoured this group (and have used it to excellent results when
> > I was first coding this). This is all code that has worked just fine
> > in the past. Am I doing something stupid?
>
> > THANK YOU in advance.
>
> > Here is the link to my example using a hardcoded address (in test):
>
> >http://63.169.205.221/testy.aspx
>
> That page gives me an operation aborted error in IE6 (congratulations,
> been a while since I have seen one of those).
>
> That means I can't see the source, it also means that the way you are
> using the API makes at least one version of IE very unhappy. Have you
> tried:
> 1. validating the page
> 2. using an onload event to initialize your map or moved that code to
> the very bottom of the page, just before the </body> tag (if there is
> one).
>
> -- Larry
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