Project 31-A

I have a couple hundred markers I want to add to a Google Map via the Google Map API. For each one I want to have a clickable Info Window with a little bit of HTML in the window. The Google Map API function written in JavaScript to do this is: GEvent.addListener(marker , ‘click’, function() { … } ); The first parameter is the marker instance, the second is the event, and the last parameter is the function to execute when the click event takes place on the marker. However, notice that there isn’t any place to send in parameters. addListener doesn’t have an optional parameters property, and the method doesn’t allow you to create a function that takes parameters – since it wouldn’t know what to pass there. Which leaves me with the problem: how do I pass in the HTML that I want to display on the click? I could create a global array of html data that I fill and reference that global from inside the function, however this is messy. The answer is to tell the marker what the HTML is...