i think i found the answer: *Since jquery mobile framework loads links through Ajax you either need to disable the jQuery mobile's Ajax behavior or load the Google maps javascript in the 'real' first page. This example use ajax in navigation.* *To disable pages loading through Ajax bind 'mobileinit' and override $.mobile.ajaxEnabled (You need to bind 'mobileinit' before referencing the jQuery mobile script) or add data-ajax="false" or rel="external" to the link element.*
2011/10/4 Anthony <[email protected]> > Can you show some code? What do you mean the URL "does not work"? > > > On Tuesday, October 4, 2011 8:49:26 AM UTC-4, Ramos wrote: >> >> hello, i have a view that extends jqmobile >> in that view i have a url that takes the user to another view that does >> not extend jqmobile >> >> This url does not work unless the two views extends the same layout >> jqmobile or just web2py layout >> >> is this normal? >> >> >> thank you >> >
