> I didn't see the author use the initialize() function.
> Instead the author used the load() function.
>
> Why is there no initialize() function?
It's a user defined function. You can call it MyMapInitialize(), or
Bananas() if you like, there is nothing special about the name that
you use to define your own functions.
> What is the implication of
> just using load() and when does load() get called?
What is important is what calls load(), or whatever instead.
The important part of
is the HTML code
<body onload="load()">
which tells the browser to run load() when webpage building is
conplete.
If you changed that to
<body onload="Bananas()">
it would try to run the function Bananas() instead. What is defined
as function Bananas() is up to you.
This is standard javascript stuff, and not a maps issue.
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