>  hi there. im getting an address search results in this way... (with
>  JSON)

>  ...
>  var data = transport.responseText.evalJSON(true);
>  for(i=0;i<=data.Placemark.length-1;i++){
>      addressPoint = new
>  GLatLng(data.Placemark[i].Point.coordinates[1],data.Placemark[i].Point.coor dinates[0]);

>      new_li = document.createElement('li')
>      new_li.onclick = function(){
>           add_marker(addressPoint)
>      }
>      document.getElementsById('ul')[0].appendChild(new_li)
>  }

>  function add_marker(where){
>      var draggableMarker = new GMarker(where, {draggable: true});
>      map.addOverlay(draggableMarker);
>      map.panTo(where, 14);
>  }
>  ...

>  in other words... im sending addressPoint (GLatLang) to the add_marker
>  function instead of sending one parameter to lat and other to lng.

>  the script is working but for every result the addressPoint is the
>  same. is not saving the data for each "li" maybe is a javascript
>  problem, not api problem but... maybe one of you can give me a hand
>  with these.
>  thx so much!

> > in other words... im sending addressPoint (GLatLang) to the add_marker
> > function instead of sending one parameter to lat and other to lng.

> That's irrelevant. GMarker, which is the ultimate destination of your
> "addressPoint", takes a GLatLng as the first parameter.

> > the script is working but for every result the addressPoint is the
> > same. is not saving the data for each "li" maybe is a javascript
> > problem, not api problem but... maybe one of you can give me a hand
> > with these.

> It's a scope issue. Every li element gets
>    new_li.onclick = function(){add_marker(addressPoint)}
> and addressPoint is a global variable. That means that whenever an li
> is clicked, it uses whatever value of addressPoint that variable
> happens to contain at the time. You need a helper function to gain
> function closure on new_li and its addressPoint so that each li keeps
> its own value. Mike deals with a similar issue inhttp://econym.googlepages.com/basic1.htm
> -- you've fallen into Pitfall Number Three.

> Andrew

> Something like this...

>  for(i=0;i<=data.Placemark.length-1;i++){
>      addressPoint = new GLatLng(...,...);
>      document.getElementsById('ul')
> [0].appendChild(make_li(addressPoint));
>      }

> function make_li(pt) {
>      var new_li = document.createElement('li')
>      new_li.onclick = function(){add_marker(pt) }
>      return new_li;
>      }