> which all works on my understading that this bit: for (var i=0;
> i<pts.length-1; i++) { is what makes the loop.
Yep.
You have to use the loop variable 'i' carefully though, and think
about what you are telling the code to do.
Looking at the 'show' part of the business, what you would _like_ to
do is step through all the markers held in 'pts'.
Test each marker in turn to see if it is associated with this
particular polyline.
Then 'show' it if it is associated.
What your code actually looks like is
for (var i=0; i<pts.length-1; i++) {
if (pts[i].mypoly_num == poly_num) {
pts[poly_num].show();
}
}
and it does this ;
Steps through all the markers held in 'pts' using 'i' as the index -
good.
Checks the current marker pts[i] to see if it is one that is wanted -
good.
If it is, it then goes on to show some other random marker
pts[poly_num] instead of the one you actually tested pts[i] - bad.
The code in the 'hide' part is different again, looks half finished to
me.
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