

var MMgrOptions={trackMarkers:fals e,maxZoom:20};
MManager=new MarkerManager(map,MMgrOptions) ;
for (var i=0;i<this.Nodes.length;i++)
{
if (i!=0)
{
if (this.Nodes[i].SNo!=this.Nodes [i-1].SNo)
this.Markers.push(new GMarker(this.Nodes[i].GN));
My university has acquired an couple of buildings on the other side of
town. The idea is they would like to incorporate this into the
current map that I am making.
so my idea is that I would like to have a tab/button on the page that
Hope you can help as I have spent all morning tring to find a answer.
I am using MS Access to use Google maps by using:
[link] " & aa &
"&iwloc=A&hl=en"
which works fine, however I would like to add a number of locations to
the same map. Can I do it by this method above, and if so how, or do
var vertex = polyline.getVertex(3);
How would I change the lat / lng of the vertex. It doesn't have a
setLatLng method. It appears to have x, y, lat, lng properties but
none of them seem to do anything when set.
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I'm trying to add an <a name="map"> element around where the map
starts so the entire map interface can be shown on one screen.
Although it doesn't seem to affect Firefox 2/3 or IE7, it completely
I'm writing one-page application, which intensively uses GMaps. Coz it
is one-page, there is no "onunload" events, and all maps are defined
in the same "window" object.
As I know, GUnload clears all maps in current "window". Is there any
recommended way to call GUnload for specific map (not for all maps in
with this piece of code (and other function calls) which are working
in FF:
var point = new GLatLng(lat, lng);
var tooltip = "t";
var html = "h";
// this works...
w = 18;
h = 25;
var newIcon = MapIconMaker.createMarkerIcon( {width: w, height: h,
primaryColor: type, cornerColor: corner, strokeColor: "#000000"});