You got me there ;-)
But switching that to mymap still doesn't change a thing.
Does every smaller map have to have an unique map object?
As you probably noticed I'm calling the map function only when I click
to open the div, and as there's always only one div and one map
visible there shouldn't be a problem there.
To make a unique map name I'd need to append something to the variable
name dynamically numbering the maps (as the actual number of maps
always varies) something like map1,map2,...
How would I therefore append the number ('count') to my 'var map
= ...' string?
Or would it be easier if not better to use the old v2 inframe method
for multiple maps on one page?
Cheers,
joe
On 14 Jan., 15:25, Chad Killingsworth
<[email protected]> wrote:
> At the very end of your lightbox function, you are correctly triggering the
> resize event - but for your main map, not the smaller one you just created.
> I suggest you return the map object from your getMap function. Then you'll
> have a reference to the smaller map and can properly trigger the resize
> event on that map.
>
> Chad Killingsworth
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