Thank you for the reply. I checked that site out and helped quite a
bit. (Specifically I learned how to check for errors)
There was actually only two things I needed to do to make the code
work.
First, I had to delete line 253 which was document.getElementById
("api-v").innerHTML = '2.'+G_API_VERSION;
(for some reason this was showing as error so I just deleted to
see if it would work without it)
Second, in line 384, GDownloadUrl(textfile, process);
needed to be changed to point to my text file hence
GDownloadUrl("multicat.txt", process);
Now I can finish manipulating the data to complete my project.
Again, thank you for the reply. Having forums such as these are always
a big help and I truly appreciate the time people dedicate to
answering all the questions.
Regards,
Mike
On Nov 6, 4:54 pm, Grok Lobster <discgolfm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You are quite a ways away from what you are trying to do. For
> starters, set your map center to 39.45611, -77.964177 (line 247).
> Look at Mike's tutorial for simple examples to get to the end result
> you want.
> http://econym.org.uk/gmap/
> On Nov 6, 11:36 am, Mike <caste...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I am trying to creat a locations page for a local Little League. I am
> > using the <a href="http://mapsapi.googlepages.com/
> > categories.htm">Marker Cats</a> as a template. Here is a link to the
> > site that I'm using but not working.
> > <a href"http://home.comcast.net/~mllb1/Locations.htm">http://
> > home.comcast.net/~mllb1/Locations.htm
> > What I know so far is that yes I have an API key and is properly
> > formatted on my page.
> > I have uploaded a file to my site called mulitcat.txt for reference
> > from the Marker Cats script.
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am kind of new to this but
> > learning fast. I have worked on this for over 5 hours with no resolve
> > so please help.
> > Thanks Mike
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