> Okay, thanks for the tip. Now I think is in the correct order.
>
The webpage that we can see still has
setDirections("Badalona", "Barcelona", "es");
....
function setDirections(locale, fromAddress, toAddress1)
If the locale is supposed to "es" then the setDirections call is not
in the right order in the webpage that we can see. Perhaps we are
looking at the wrong webpage, where is the webpage you are having
problems with?
> > You still have two <body>, but I think we are down to one <head>
> I have just one body, but i have this:
> <body onload="initialize()" onunload="GUnload()">
yes, but you also have nearer the beginning
<body id="page_bg">
Find out how to 'view source' in your browser.
You are allowed to have only one <body>, thats the rules of HTML.
You could perhaps use
<body onload="initialize()" onunload="GUnload()" id="page_bg">
but just once of course.
> anyone knows how to implement this on my code?
They do. It probably won't be any easier for you than the way you are
trying to do it now.
The link you gave won't be very helpful for you, as it is about the
Flash Maps API, not the javascript API, it is a different programming
language.
Do you want someone to write code for you (people often charge to do
work for others) or would you like some help in writing your own?
If you are going to write (or re-write) your own project, it would be
wise to write it using the more up to date maps API v3, not v2 you are
using now.
I do understand it is hard to use the Maps API because you don't have
much javascript experience, it's one of those run-before-you-can-walk
things.
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