I've got a map with several pins.  When you click a pin it pops open a
bubble with some information.  That's all great.

Now, I also have a list below the map that names all the pins.  I'd
like those to be hyperlinks that center the map on the relevant pin
and open the pin's bubble.

I've looked for documentation or code examples of this out there...
but so far no luck.  Any tips?

On Apr 30, 8:18 pm, Chris <ChrisPit...@gmail.com> wrote:

You want a "clickable sidebar" (it doesn't have to be on the side...),
see Mike Williams' tutorial:
Part 2 Adding a clickable sidebar
http://econym.googlepages.com/basic2.htm

  -- Larry

That gives me some interesting ideas, but since I'm not creating the
points on the map programatically but rather using an iframe to link
to a google map that already exists... I'm having trouble using the
code in the example.

For instance, when the example creates the markers on the map, it also
stores references to those markers in an array it can use later when
the myClick function is called.  I'm linking to a map where markers
already exist - so is there any way for me to get around that?

I'm having a bit of trouble working with that example's method because
in the example the points on the map are created programatically (and
then stored in an array to be later referenced by the myClick
function).

On my site, the map is being linked to in an iFrame.  The points
already exist, so I don't get the array of references.

Any way for me to get around this?  For instance, is there a way to
ask a map for the references to all it's pins?

Chris

On Apr 30, 9:28 pm, "geocode...@gmail.com" <geocode...@gmail.com>
wrote:

Wasn't it Chris who wrote:

No. If you want to refer to a marker you have to keep a reference to it
when you create it.

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