Firefox uses a single-pass Javascript parser. At the time that you call 
jsapi, Firefox hasn't seen the <body>. Some other browsers (notably 
MSIE) have a two-pass parser which avoids this sort of problem, but 
tends to be slower.

I guess you have a genuine reason for using this unusual method of 
loading the API, but in order to use that method in Firefox you'll have 
to launch your map code from the body onload event. Try making all the 
inline map handling code that's in your <head> into a function and 
calling that function from <body onload=>.

-- 
Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap



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