On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 7:54 AM, Martin S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> I see your point, thanks for the example.
> In my case the different div's contain different Google Maps with
> different locations, markers, etc.,
> so different methods must be called with different values.
>
Why not just attach the data to the div?
Line 465 of dev ... googlemap.py:
html = tag.div( [
+ tag.input ( type="hidden", class="fooinput",
value="center=%(center)s&zoom=%(zoom)s........") ,
And then your jquery call would be something like
jQuery('.foo').each(function(){
var settings = jQuery('.fooinput', this).val();
// find one of many implementations online
var dict = parsevalues(settings);
// new GMaps2(this, dict)
});
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