Just checked in Safari and Mac and it does work. It’s not as quick to render the map as on Firefox or Chrome.

There is also a restaurant in my area now.

And yes, these things can eat up hours of your time easily.

Let me know how it’s going.

For example, in Safari on a Mac and IE on PC I just get a grey box where the map should be. Then if I do a search on a place it works OK. I am presuming this is because the map does not know where its initial location should be.???

And thanks for your reply — really appreciate it.

Matt

Thanks for the comment.

I’ve had a look on your site and the map zooms into my current location. There are no gluten free items near me but when I zoom out I can see pointers in France and Florida.

Have you solved this or is there other behaviour you are expecting.

Thanks

Ian

This has helped me more than anything I have found on the web, but not entirely. When I try to include the filters from my fusion table with the code I get a syntax error.

To fix it I’ve had to leave out the initial location and elseif commands. (I really do not understand javascript.)

Would you mind telling me what I am doing wrong? I really had tried and tried. The website is at gfmap.com and my wonky implementation of your fine code is at gfmap.com/index2.html

The website is for people with gluten intolerance so we can tell each other about places that serve and sell gluten-free food.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks,

Matt

mysite.com/showmap/?lat=50.372&long=-4.1419

If you need some code to extract the lat long when a user clicks on the map let me know.

Then when someone visits your url you can grab the lat long values using server side or javascript then use them to display a marker on a map.

Does that help?

One way to log users out from Instagram as well as your app is to add an iframe to the logout page like this

Muhammad Hasan Samee
Zend PHP 5.3 Certified Engineer

You could use this to get the next set of media.