And you imported the GeocodingEvent and MapEvent classes in your application?
I don’t recall having any coding errors in Flex Builder when I published this, but I can try taking another look when I get home tonight.

Peter

When I go to run the example, I get six different errors (all 1046) for the Geocodingevent and the Mapevent.

I understand that if I move the SWF file to my web server this will go away.

The Flex Builder will not finish compiling the SWF file with the errors - so I can move a “good’ file to my hosted server.

What is the trick to getting this to work?

for …
geocoder.geocode(address.text)
end

have you ever encountered this error code:

“1026: Constructor functions must be instance methods.”

this applies to this line of code -> private var googleMap:Map;

i guess these codes only works for map_flex_1_5.swc ? hope someone cud send me a link to where to find this version, i would really appreciate it.

otherwise, hope someone could help me to make this work with map_flex_1_6.swc..

moymoy

private var _lazy_resize_timer:uint = 0;

private function mapContainer_resize(evt:ResizeEvent):void
{
    if (googleMap)
    {
        clearTimeout(this._lazy_resize_timer);
        this._lazy_resize_timer = setTimeout(_do_lazy_resize,50);
    }
}

private function _do_lazy_resize():void
{
    googleMap.setSize(new Point(mapContainer.width, mapContainer.height));
}

I haven’t seen that error before (but I’ve only tried a few simple things with Google Maps).
Does this help? http://groups.google.co.ke/group/Google-Maps-API/browse_thread/thread/afb8173049b08cee?fwc=1

Peter

Thank you for your reply.

Yes, the API key is included in the appid.txt file.

And you pasted your Google Maps API key in appid.txt?

Peter

this site is awesome, thank you! :)

I’ve tried the map demo. On localhost, it showed the debug mode, which is to be expected.
When I uploaded it to the server, the container is visible, but displays this message:

Initialization failed: please check the API key,
swf location, version and network availability.

Any ideas?

Many thanks,

Matt