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I'm not positive that this is the best place to ask, but it seems most
revelant.
First, a couple links that explain a bit more what I'm trying to do:
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100875/2005/02/16.html#a1143
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000917034960/
The idea, basically, is to use greasemonkey to add more info to google maps.
This is all some hardcore javascripting, which I don't really have enough skill
with, yet. Basically, it grabs an xml file from somewhere, reads it in, and
uses google's own xml map parser to stick this data into the map. That's all
great, but there's two problems:
First, something in google map's API changed and this script no longer works.
So I'm just trying to use the actual published API, instead of the reverse
engineered one that no longer works right. My attempt is here:
http://gdorn.nudio.net/greasemonkey/gmaps_insert.user.js
Second, I actually want this to work for a site other than maps.google.com -
specifically, I'm trying to get it to work for housingmaps.com, which is a
craigslist apartments finder that uses gmaps as a back end. Ultimately, it'd
be really nice to come up with a way to insert my own xml data into any site
with gmaps as a back end, but I'm running into some issues. Mostly, the entire
gmap instance is stored in one variable, named whatever the hell the original
mashup author decided to call it. So, I need a way to find this variable, and
then a way to abuse the variable to insert my own data.
Any suggestions?
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