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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 04/06/06 18:08
Marcello wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> sorry to break the 'this works - no this doesn't work' quarrel, but
> Chris, have you tried something different?
>
> I've never used Google Maps API, so I don't know if you have access to
> code on the parent window. If you do, put a function over there that
> access the Google Maps one, and your function in the IFrame then access
> your function in the parent frame.
>
> If that still doesn't work, try putting and invisible FRAME (not
> IFrame) in the parent window to do the same 'proxy function' approach.
> I had to do it once, in another problem. For some reason it was not
> working from parent to child <-> child to parent frames, but taking
> this proxy function approach solved the problem.
>
> Also, are you passing 'objects' or functions as parameters in this
> call?
>
Since here has not event identified what Google Maps API function he is
trying to call this is all speculation! Google Maps API seems to be
standard JavaScript. The API seems very straight forward where you
reference the map element on your document and they have built the API
as OOP where your call various object methods to control the map. What
is unclear is:
1) What an IFRAME
2) What function
3) Is the function is code or Googles
4) Is his code in the parent frame or the iframe
5) Some code...URL something.
Lastly I stand by my statement, that is how you reference an anonymous
parent frame function. Would be willing to assist if more info was
supplied. Really.
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Take care,
Jonathan
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