What you have to do is listen for GStreetviewPanorama "initialized"
events. These events return a GStreetviewLocation object which contains,
among other things, a latlng property.
Something like this:
var panoLocation; // global
GEvent.addListener(pano,"initialized",function(location) {
panoLocation = location.latlng;
});
So, when the user clicks the [save] button, you've already got a copy of
the location stored in the panoLocation variable.
[In the unlikely event that you're using an API version older than
v2.170, be aware that back then the "initialized" event didn't trigger
for the first position of the panorama, so you would have had to set the
initial value of panoLocation yourself to cope with the situation where
the user didn't need to walk the panorama, but only pan, yaw and zoom
it.]
--
Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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