On Nov 11, 7:46 am, Floyd <[email protected]> wrote:
> A sample zip code would be 32174 (there should be a few retailers
> within that area).
> I'm using IE8 and I don't get any.
> In one of the errors it is referencing this line as "Object doesn't
> support this property or method"
> GDownloadUrl(searchUrl, function(data) {
>
> Also, getting error permission denied to main.js, which is hosted by
> google, could that be because it is an external JS?
Your map variable is now local to the sl_load function
function sl_load() {
var map =
change it to be global:
var map = null;
function sl_load() {
map =
Note that the variable is defined in the global context, outside of
any function, then initialized in the load function (just like the
geocoder...)
-- Larry
>
> On Nov 11, 9:57 am, Andrew Leach <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On 11 November 2010 14:42, Floyd <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > I've done a search in this group and haven't been able to resolve my
> > > issue. I've tried moving the javascript outside of the div element to
> > > no avail. I've read elsewhere that there may be clashing variables
> > > between the php and css? (I read this
> > > here:http://www.codingforums.com/showthread.php?t=151019
>
> > There isn't a problem with PHP and CSS. In fact because one is
> > server-side and the other client-side, you can't have a "clash" of
> > variables between PHP and CSS.
>
> > There is an issue with a line like
> > map = new GMap2(document.getElementById("map"));
> > in IE because it re-assigns a variable called map which is *already*
> > referring to document.getElementById("map"), and you can't reassign
> > it. That's a quirk of IE which allows you to refer to form fields and
> > the like by referencing just the id of the form.
>
> > If you always use var, you'll be fine:
> > var map = new GMap2(document.getElementById("map"));
> > is the right way because it defines an entirely new Javascript
> > variable and breaks the link IE creates by default. Using var
> > correctly helps define the scope of a variable unambiguously.
>
> > > A link to my page with the map on
> > > it:www.protectmyyard.com/yard-gard-retailers.html
>
> > What do we have to do to get it to go wrong [remember that not
> > everyone knows about US zip codes]
>
> > I get a map and markers in IE7. Have you tried clearing your cache?- Hide
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