I could explain the problem, but it's easier to see if you visit http://www.baseloc.com/dls/ -- a simple geocoding service that converts and maps between a few coordinate systems.
Anyway, if you visit the page, try this: Click several locations on the map (it doesn't matter where). You should see each marker appear on the map, and an entry appear in the sidebar. Each click on the map queries Google's geocoder -- the result of which appends some html (the approximate address) to the bottom of each marker's infowindow. Now, here's the weird thing, the part I can't fix: Good: If you CLICK THE SIDEBAR entries, each infowindow that opens displays the correct (corresponding) address returned by Google's geocoeer. Bad: If you CLICK THE MARKER on the map, the infowindow that opens will display the most RECENT geocode request result. All markers show the same most recent geocode result. I've tried to figure this out -- is seems to be a combination of namespace and closure weirdness, but I'm just not sharp enough to sort it out. Can someone help me here? Or, can you point me to a V3 example on the web that does what I want to do -- multiple clicks-to-markers, with geocoding going to the sidebar and markers? Thanks! ...Rene
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