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Posted by Kimmo Laine on 10/02/06 07:03
<dan.cao.nguyen@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1159762503.749397.173870@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> OK, I've basically copied this code ad verbatim from a book to
> test...what I have is an index.html page that refers to "map_data.php"
> and "map_functions.js"...
>
> map_data.php draws some coordinates from a database and outputs them
> into an array called markers. However, when I load up the index.html
> page, it says "markers" is undefined...
>
> Here's the code in map_data.php:
>
> var markers = [
> <?php while($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)): ?>
> <?= $joiner ?>
> {
> 'latitude': <?= $row['latitude'] ?>,
> 'longitude': <?= $row['longitude'] ?>,
> 'lawyer': <?= $row['lawyer']?>,
> 'city': <?= $row['city']?>,
> 'business_name': '<?= addslashes($row['business_name'])?>',
> 'address': '<?= addslashes($row['address'])?>'
> }
> <?
> $joiner = ',';
> ?>
> <?php endwhile; ?>
> ];
>
> I can't get anything in the map_functions.js to read this markers
> array, even if it's a simple alert call like
> "alert(markers[3].longitude"...
Tried viewing the source? It would be very helpful if you could show what
php actually outputs there. Since markers is undefined, are you sure you've
got the map_data.php inside a javascript tag? As in:
<script type="text/javascript">
<?php require(map_data.php ?>
</script>
And I just gotta say... You're actually using while(): endwhile! Burn the
witch! Vade retro satana! (Nothing wrong with the syntax though, it IS valid
php, but man, it's just unorthodox!)
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