Berry, the examine button gives a the output you want before I click any of
the states but gives a Javascript error if I click it after clicking any of
the states (Which makes me think sth is added to the DOM). On the other
hand, I looked at the DOM in the IE8 debugger both before and after clicking
and did not see a significant change.

Here's the error line (397):

        for (i in {width:"",height:"",id:"",status:"",title:"",src:""})
        {
                if (call[i]) k+=i+":"+call[i]+";";
        }

Error
call[i] Object doesn't support this property or method

Watch
i       "width" String

I'm sending you (direct to your email) the before and after files of the DOM
as shown by IE in a minute. You can reply to my mail directly if you like
instead of going through the group.

Thanks,
Ozgur

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Friday, January 08, 2010 3:05 PM
To: Google Maps JavaScript API v3
Subject: [Google Maps API v3] Re: FYI: New Release

On Jan 8, 6:10 pm, "Ozgur Yogurtcu" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sure let me know. I also looked at the code to debug but I don't know 
> much about Canvas or Svg and did not spend much time to find out. I 
> stepped through the code and it seemed to be going fine. If you can 
> give me pointers and ask specific questions I can do that for you. 
> It's kind of weird that you get a JavaScript error. Probably it's 
> specific to your system as I tested on two different computers. Also
there's Paul's.
>
> Ozgur

I agree.  I tested it about a week ago.  I have made some changes since.  It
may be an inadvertant side effect.

I believe VML is an optional installation component with Internet Explorer.
Perhaps my neighbor does not have VML.  He is a dentist with no idea what is
on his computer.  I have to be careful not to damage his environment.

If you try:

    http://www.polyarc.us/polycluster/examine.html

you will see an "Examine" button at the bottom of the screen.  It will
display the current DOM structure.  Please look at it both before & after
you try to load a state.  You should see several "shape" / "fill" / "stroke"
elements being added to the DOM.  Please let me know whether the elements do
actually appear.

Thanks again.

Berry

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