On Jan 20, 5:42 pm, Andrew Leach <[email protected]> wrote:
> It's the double-backslash. You don't need to escape the backslash in > URLs. I corrected that and I get all four polygons and a marker. Thanks for all your help, that's sorted it. I've got some php and javascript code in a Joomla component to create polygons by clicking on a map and then encode them using Mark McClure's PolylineEncoder.js. I didn't realise that the encoded string that's saved in the database has the backslash escaped (for javascript strings?), this works fine when passed back to my google map javascript code but causes a problem in the static maps url. I'll have to unencode it before saving to the database and reencode it when passing it back to the javascript. Once again thanks, Alan.
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