Thank you very much for help, now it works!! On 11 Nov, 01:28, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > On Nov 10, 7:10 am, Culturalbook <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi everybody!! > > I made a site that include the Google's map and I add some overlay > > with JavaScript... when I see the site from Firefox 3.5, all the > > overlays are displayed properly, but when I navigate the site with > > IE8, it displays only one polygon and in a very strange way (the > > polygon changes with the zoom)... > > Here you can find an > > eaxmple:http://www.culturalbook.altervista.org/mappa_foto.php > > (the overlays are in Italy, Southern Europe) > > It looks to me like you have the stroke and opacity reversed. IE > doesn't like integers for opacity. > > http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/reference.html#GPolygo... > > GPolygon(latlngs:GLatLng[], strokeColor?:String, strokeWeight?:Number, > strokeOpacity?:Number, fillColor?:Number, fillOpacity?:Number, > opts?:GPolygonOptions) > > The weight is the width of the line in pixels. The opacities is given > as a number between 0 and 1. > > from your page: > regione_0=new google.maps.Polygon(vertici, "#0000ff", 0.8, 2, > "#0000ff", 0.35); > > Note that strokeWight is 0.8, strokeOpacity is 2... > > BTW - your map div has zero size in IE6, so I can't see the map at > all. > > -- Larry
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