}

> Official Google API example breaks too:

> http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/examples/map-infowindo...

> "f is undefined" Line: 132

> Well the problem seems to be a new bug in openInfoWindow( content,
> options )

> In my scripts I generally do this:
> var opts = null
> if (something){
>      opts = {foo:bar}}

> Marker.openInfoWindow( somecontent, opts );

> when opts is null like this it is now causing an error in the google
> api base code.

> when I flipped that var opts to an empty object the error went away.
> var opts = {}

> if this is the case, passing null should be valid as it is optional
> according to the api. null would explain the undefined.

> Well the problem seems to be a new bug in openInfoWindow( content,
> options )

> In my scripts I generally do this:
> var opts = null
> if (something){
>      opts = {foo:bar}}

> Marker.openInfoWindow( somecontent, opts );

> when opts is null like this it is now causing an error in the google
> api base code.

> when I flipped that var opts to an empty object the error went away.
> var opts = {}

> if this is the case, passing null should be valid as it is optional
> according to the api. null would explain the undefined.

> 3X!

> I'll test with the opts issues.

> and my original code:

>      GEvent.addListener(marker,"click",function(){
>          //TODO cache
>          GDownloadUrl("/point?operation=get&key="+key,
> function(jsondata,code){
>                 if(code==200){
>                   var data = eval('(' + jsondata + ')');
>                   var html = '';
>                   html += "<ul style='width:200px;list-style:none;'>";
>                   //blabla
>                   html += "</ul> ";

>                   if(data.point.zoom){

> map_.setCenter(marker.getLatLng(),data.point.zoom);
>                   }else{
>                     map_.setCenter(marker.getLatLng());
>                   }

>                   marker.openInfoWindowHtml(html);
>                 }else{
>                 }
>          });

> i changed into this, it's okay now.

>      GEvent.addListener(marker,"click",function(){

>           map_.setCenter(marker.getLatLng(), 14);  //move setCenter
> here

>          //TODO cache
>          GDownloadUrl("/point?operation=get&key="+key,
> function(jsondata,code){
>                 if(code==200){
>                   var data = eval('(' + jsondata + ')');
>                   var html = '';
>                   html += "<ul style='width:200px;list-style:none;'>";
>                   //blabla
>                   html += "</ul> ";

>                   marker.openInfoWindowHtml(html);
>                 }else{
>                 }
>          });

> On 7月22日, 上午9时05分, atomicBirdsong <wjam...@nyc.rr.com> wrote:

> > Well the problem seems to be a new bug in openInfoWindow( content,
> > options )

> > In my scripts I generally do this:
> > var opts = null
> > if (something){
> >      opts = {foo:bar}}

> > Marker.openInfoWindow( somecontent, opts );

> > when opts is null like this it is now causing an error in the google
> > api base code.

> > when I flipped that var opts to an empty object the error went away.
> > var opts = {}

> > if this is the case, passing null should be valid as it is optional
> > according to the api. null would explain the undefined.

> right.appspot.com

> by clicking on the lines on the right column,  infowindow will shown
> on the map.
> it used to be work, the infowindows blowup/close functions had worked
> ok in firefox/ie/opera before yesterday.

> Now there are errors with the infowindows with firefox 2.0.0.16.
> and even the maps are not shown with ie 6.0, but still all is ok in
> opera.

> I'm using ditu.google.com, just could not figure out what wrong,

> pls help me.  any help or comments are welcome.

> firebug error :

> a has no properties
> A(undefined, (272, 417) width=272 height=417 $F=px vE=px)main.js (line
> 1399)
> dn(true)main.js (line 1395)
> cn(function(), function(), undefined)main.js (line 1397)
> F()main.js (line 117)
> F()main.js (line 118)
> Ah()main.js (line 273)
> Wk([])main.js (line 289)
> M(Object X=Object Ch=infowindowcontentset yF=0 Da=250)main.js (line
> 267)
> l([Object Ch=infowindowcontentset yF=0 Da=-1 __type=[2], Object
> X=Object Ch=infowindowcontentset yF=0 Da=250], function())main.js
> (line 83)
> M(Object S=(38.8814121716, 121.58826828) lq=true xe=[0] ue=0,
> "infowindowcontentset")main.js (line 267)
> Dh()main.js (line 277)
> Wk([])main.js (line 289)
> M(Object X=Object Ch=infowindowcontentset yF=0 Da=260)main.js (line
> 267)
> l([Object X=Object Ch=infowindowcontentset yF=0 Da=260],
> function())main.js (line 83)
> M(Object qd=0 AA=(0, 0) qg=(0, 0) xe=[1] Ia=[1] Lg=[0] ue=0,
> "infowindowcontentset")main.js (line 267)
> Nd((240, 314) width=240 height=314 $F=px vE=px, [Object
> contentElem=div], undefined, undefined, undefined)main.js (line 132)
> Nd((356, 279) x=356 y=279, [Object contentElem=div], (240, 314)
> width=240 height=314 $F=px vE=px, undefined, undefined)main.js (line
> 132)
> Nd((38.8814121716, 121.58826828) uq=38.8814121716 Ob=121.58826828
> x=121.58826828, [Object contentElem=div], (240, 314) width=240
> height=314 $F=px vE=px, undefined, undefined)main.js (line 132)
> rh("reset", [(38.8814121716, 121.58826828) uq=38.8814121716
> Ob=121.58826828 x=121.58826828, [Object contentElem=div], (240, 314)
> width=240 height=314 $F=px vE=px, 2 more...])main.js (line 149)
> copy()main.js (line 141)
> Ut(["reset", [(38.8814121716, 121.58826828) uq=38.8814121716
> Ob=121.58826828 x=121.58826828, [Object contentElem=div], (240, 314)
> width=240 height=314 $F=px vE=px, 2 more...]])main.js (line 150)
> l([["initialize", [Object Y=Object f=div#map_div Xa=[1] Ec=(711, 557)
> Uk=div]], ["cg", [Object Y=Object f=div#map_div Xa=[1] Ec=(711, 557)
> Uk=div, Object window=div.gmnoprint shadow=div.gmnoprint]], ["redraw",
> [true]], 13 more...], function())main.js (line 83)
> Ut(eD())main.js (line 150)
> F()main.js (line 118)
> provide("api_infowindow", undefined, undefined)main.js (line 128)
> H("api_infowindow", undefined, undefined)main.js (line 134)
> Nd("function QC(a,b,c){var d=this;d.f=a;d.Q={};d.ek={close:
> {filename:"iw_close",isGif:true,width:12,heig...")main.js (line 132)
> [Break on this error] e.sort(c.Y.mapOrderMarkers||Uo);for(var
> f=0;f<j(e);++f){var g=e[f];if(!g.Nc)cont...

> I correct the problem inwww.videomap.itwith map version 2.117
> today.

> in the last two months there have been so many bugs and were due to
> make many changes on the version of the map. Google, what are you
> doing?

> I tried what you did and I still have the same problem.

> On Jul 21, 9:05 pm, atomicBirdsong <wjam...@nyc.rr.com> wrote:

> > Well the problem seems to be a new bug inopenInfoWindow( content,
> > options )

> > In my scripts I generally do this:
> > var opts = null
> > if (something){
> >      opts = {foo:bar}}

> > Marker.openInfoWindow( somecontent, opts );

> > when opts is null like this it is now causing an error in the google
> > api base code.

> > when I flipped that var opts to an empty object the error went away.
> > var opts = {}

> > if this is the case, passing null should be valid as it is optional
> > according to the api. null would explain the undefined.

> Same problem in Firefox even when changing opts to {}, or to anything
> else for that matter.
> The google examplehttp://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/examples/map-infowindo...
> worked correctly the first time around with the infoWindow displaying.
> After a reload of the page however, the infoWindow has disappeared.
> Even exiting Firefox and relaunching doesn't bring the infoWindow
> back.
> I downloaded the above example map-infowindow.html to a local file.
> The infoWindow displayed correctly until I reloaded the page. Same forhttp://econym.googlepages.com/example_map.htm- works fine until the
> page is reloaded.
> Firebug keeps complaining that 'a has no properties' main.js (line
> 1399).
> Everything works just fine in Opera...

> On Jul 22, 5:41 am, chan <leoyc...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I tried what you did and I still have the same problem.

> > On Jul 21, 9:05 pm, atomicBirdsong <wjam...@nyc.rr.com> wrote:

> > > Well the problem seems to be a new bug inopenInfoWindow( content,
> > > options )

> > > In my scripts I generally do this:
> > > var opts = null
> > > if (something){
> > >      opts = {foo:bar}}

> > > Marker.openInfoWindow( somecontent, opts );

> > > when opts is null like this it is now causing an error in the google
> > > api base code.

> > > when I flipped that var opts to an empty object the error went away.
> > > var opts = {}

> > > if this is the case, passing null should be valid as it is optional
> > > according to the api. null would explain the undefined.

> Same problem in Firefox even when changing opts to {}, or to anything
> else for that matter.
> The google examplehttp://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/examples/map-infowindo...
> worked correctly the first time around with the infoWindow displaying.
> After a reload of the page however, the infoWindow has disappeared.
> Even exiting Firefox and relaunching doesn't bring the infoWindow
> back.
> I downloaded the above example map-infowindow.html to a local file.
> The infoWindow displayed correctly until I reloaded the page. Same forhttp://econym.googlepages.com/example_map.htm- works fine until the
> page is reloaded.
> Firebug keeps complaining that 'a has no properties' main.js (line
> 1399).
> Everything works just fine in Opera...

> On Jul 22, 5:41 am, chan <leoyc...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I tried what you did and I still have the same problem.

> > On Jul 21, 9:05 pm, atomicBirdsong <wjam...@nyc.rr.com> wrote:

> > > Well the problem seems to be a new bug inopenInfoWindow( content,
> > > options )

> > > In my scripts I generally do this:
> > > var opts = null
> > > if (something){
> > >      opts = {foo:bar}}

> > > Marker.openInfoWindow( somecontent, opts );

> > > when opts is null like this it is now causing an error in the google
> > > api base code.

> > > when I flipped that var opts to an empty object the error went away.
> > > var opts = {}

> > > if this is the case, passing null should be valid as it is optional
> > > according to the api. null would explain the undefined.

> Well the problem seems to be a new bug in openInfoWindow( content,
> options )

> In my scripts I generally do this:
> var opts = null
> if (something){
>      opts = {foo:bar}}

> Marker.openInfoWindow( somecontent, opts );

> when opts is null like this it is now causing an error in the google
> api base code.

> when I flipped that var opts to an empty object the error went away.
> var opts = {}

> if this is the case, passing null should be valid as it is optional
> according to the api. null would explain the undefined.