Well... if you don't have a server side script to return the tiles,
the url is wrong!
The url you adopted assume that a server side script extract the url
parameter (x=, y=, z=) and
return the tile image.
Probably you simply access the file, thus you need to append the tile
file name to the url.
Try this:
var f = "http://map.fathomthat.org/test/"+a.x+"_"+a.y+"_"; + z +
".jpg";
instead of:
var f = "http://map.fathomthat.org/test/?x="+a.x+"&y="+a.y
+"&zoom="+z;
On 4 Dic, 17:08, mtweldon <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am working on creating a custom map for a game so people can click /
> drag and add points, but thats later on.
>
> I'm working on actually getting the map / copyright to work correctly,
> but after reading quite a few tutorials, I don't know how to determine
> the coordinates of my map / custom tiles.
>
> http://map.fathomthat.org- page
>
> http://map.fathomthat.org/test- tiles
>
> are all of my tiles go 12_0_0.jpg to 17_9_9.jpg
>
> So far I have been successful in getting nothing but the UI to pop up,
> any advice is welcome as I'm completely new to the API.
>
> Have been using the following for
> tutorials:http://econym.org.uk/gmap/http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/introduction.html#Load...http://mapki.com/wiki/Automatic_Tile_Cutter#Updated_Script
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