I had no expectation of the author helping. People were posting fixes, so I wanted to make it clear that the previous fixes were not helpful to my particular install, in case other people were having the same problem. And then when I found my own solution, I posted it - so people could benefit. Which is the whole point of having a forum. So whatever.

Oh Pa! Get over yourself.
Obviously you'd expect a modification that is checked as supported to actually be supported - in this case it isn't so - I was simply stating that fact - So take that little attitude and 5 posts of yours and shove off somewhere.

Unsubscribed. A total waste of time anyway.

Jacquii.

LOL nice attitude.

Does anyone know of anything similar to this that works? And, would work on 3.7?

Thx ZerHour for the fix. Now inside the VBGooglemap page i get less errors (before i got like 29 errors, now only 2). Unfortunatelly, still no pins on the map (and i made markers.xml from zero).

The errors look like this (as you can notice there is still a "&" character which i suppose it's the culprit):
Can you please help me fix this ? Thank you in advance !

I have vb 3.7.3
After doing what ZeroHour Said
I'm still not able to view the pins
This is my Error Details:

Webpage Script Errors

User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0; SLCC1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; Media Center PC 5.0; .NET CLR 3.0.04506; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; InfoPath.2)
Timestamp: Sat, 11 Oct 2008 07:23:19 UTC

0.
Message: Invalid argument.
Line: 1285
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://www.***********.com/vbgooglemapme.php

Would realy appreciate it if some one have an idea to fix this
Knowing that some guys with 3.7.3 VB have no problem at all.

Okay Guys
I think I know a Good solution for times Being
After u Do wat ZeroHour said regarding replacing the Code in the php files

Disable:
Enable or disable the small map control (disable for better performance)

And try It
If it didnt work
Disable:
Enable the mouseover support on the markers?

For me it worked Fine When I only Disabled:
Enable or disable the small map control (disable for better performance)

Cheers

Thx Cobra-J82. That solved my problem too :)

ZeroHour's fix worked for me also. Thanx, ZeroHour, for going through all the trouble to come up with it.

And I've contributed some other fixes and additions in the 3.6 thread: VBGooglemap Member Edition

They are:

* In edit mode, the marker is always the vbGoogleMap red marker, instead of Google Maps's default marker.

* Mousewheel zooming is enabled.

* Terrain display is enabled.

* When mousing over does not make a vbGoogleMap info balloon, it instead makes a HTML-element title that contains the username. This fix thus produces the best of both worlds: a nondisruptive quick look, and a detailed info balloon with more info.

I haven't made terrain display an option for the default display, because I'd have to do a lot of tracking down of where it is set and handled and so forth.

I have also explored the feasibility of making markers draggable in edit mode. It is easy to set up a draggable marker; when you create it, include draggable:true in its marker options. But you also have to set up some event listeners for the marker's motions, and that's a bit trickier and more difficult to debug.

BTW, the site I'm a sysadmin of is at vBulletin 3.7.0 and I've had no troubles that can reasonably be attributed to vBulletin being at this version.

Anyone have any problems with this when someone has injected something into the api that causes it to link to a stupid anti virus site when you try to do anything with this hack? Where is the api key located in the database?