> There is nothing wrong with the php code which I wrote which finds the
> correct map script. Nothing has changed on my end since the day I
> implemented the code.
You think nothing has changed. Everybody else's v2 maps still work,
so I wouldn't call it conclusive either way.
> What HAS happened is that something has changed on the 'Google' end because
> the code snippet is now returning an error ('GIcon is undefined').
As before, I don't see that at all. That could be a timing
difference, because I have a slow PC or browser or suchlike, compared
to yours. Or maybe you deliver a different script to my old IE6 and
FF2 browsers?
The message suggests that the Maps API is not loaded at the time
something tries to set up a GIcon. gsmapsearch.js most likely? Maybe
it's as simple as you having a duff copy of Maps API stuck in your
browsers cache.
You are hotlinking to some of Google's CSS, which is perhaps unwise.
That might well change or disappear without notice, although I don't
think that's your problem here.
Your HTML is invalid. with <br /> in the <head> section asnd also
between <head> and <body> section, but I don't think that's related
either. There's an extra <head> at the end too.
> My first
> reaction was to regenerate the 'code snippet'.
Why? You're sure nothing has changed at your end, so how could your
existing snippet possibly need renewing ...
> I studied the *Maps Javascript API V3/Home* tutorial example and it makes
> sense to me. However, when I upload the sample files, I get a javascript
> error and no map displays. What's that about?
How should we know? When you're ready, show us a failing example.
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