Can this be used using two different html files?

[Miguel Rivera]

Hi,

My index.html contains a name , a latitude and a longitude. When I click on the link, the href must pass the name and the coordinates to my map.html so I can put a marker on my map. Is this possible? Thanks.

[Andrea Zicchetti]

Il 03/11/2014 10:24, mrhwangmiyoung ha scritto:

Hi,

My index.html contains a name , a latitude and a longitude. When I click
on the link, the href must pass the name and the coordinates to my
map.html so I can put a marker on my map. Is this possible? Thanks.

Hi,
yes, it's definitely possible.

You can use a separate page (map.html) in ajax mode, with a href such as
"map.html?la=XX.XXXXXX&ln=YY.YYYYYY", or a local page with a certain id
(#map) with a href such as "#map?la=XX.XXXXXX&ln=YY.YYYYYY".

Cheers,
Andrea

[Miguel Rivera]

Hi andrea,

I'll try to do implement it. I am still new to Web Technologies. I'll get back to you. I hope you can help me. Thanks.

[Miguel Rivera]

Hi Andrea,

It seems that I can't make it work. I have this:

"map.html?param=value&param2=value" 

then I have this in my router:

"map: function (type,match,ui){
     //loading('show');
     var params=router.getParams(match[0]);
      console.log("mapRouter: "+type+" "+match[1]);
      console.log(params);

 }"  

There is no log in the console. Any ideas why this happens? Thanks.

[Andrea Zicchetti]

Hi,
here you can fine a working example using gmaps and jQM ajax mode: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/39794383/map.zip

It can be refined, it should take into account page caching and so on, but it's still a good starting point.
Hope it can help somehow.