jdeliaso

Did you make the change to line 33 that @tezt had suggested in his response to me? That’s what fixed my issue. Replace the // with REM so it looks like this: REM Response.Write("Gifs['" & oDR.Item("City") & "'] = '" & oDR.Item("Site_Class") & "-" & oDR.Item("StatusLED") & "';")

Oh my gosh am I silly. The entire time I had been testing my map I was only trying to load the page with the URL http://*********/Orion/GoogleMap.aspx I changed it to http://**********/Orion/GoogleMap/GoogleMap.aspx?maptype=TERRAIN&radar=true&state=MN and everything is working!!! Thank you SO SO SO much for all of your…

Shoot. Still the same thing. var LatLongs = new Array(); state = "TX"; state = ''; Gifs['Bemidji'] = 'Up.gif '; LatLongs['Bemidji'] = [47.451503,-94.8566]; Gifs['Bemidji'] = 'Up.gif '; LatLongs['Bemidji'] = [47.451503,-94.8566]; Gifs['Bemidji'] = 'Up.gif '; LatLongs['Bemidji'] = [47.451503,-94.8566]; Gifs['Bemidji'] =…

The good news is that I'm able to verify that the connection string is working All of my nodes are showing up in the source. I notice that in line 45 of the source that the option 'state' isn't populated. It just reads " state = ' '; " Could that be the issue?

OK! We're getting somewhere now! I'm still not seeing the map, but I finally have source code! I'm getting a message: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '0' of undefined - on line 311 var latlng = new google.maps.LatLng(States[state][0], States[state][1]) ;

I have successfully executed the query using SQL Server Management Studio, and all 97 of my nodes are populated with Rank, NodeID, StatusLED, City, Caption, Latitude, and Longitude columns. Would running the query through the built in NPM DB Manager have different results do you think? I'll test it out just to be sure.…

Also, are you aware of a way to verify whether my connection string is working? Based on the testing I've done it seems the reason the map isn't showing is because there are no "Gifs" or "LatLongs" being passed to the Javascript to populate the map. I verified this by placing your "Static Test Info" in the original…

Thank you for the quick response. I've tried both Chrome as well as IE 11. When loading the blank page (GoogleMaps.aspx) in Chrome I actually receive a blank source page as well. All that appears is a grey bar on the left side that contains a line number 1 with no code showing at all. I also tried viewing Javascript errors…

Any further progress on this? I am experiencing the exact same blank map issue everyone else here has outlined. I am able to use your code to generate a map as both an html as well as an aspx. I am by no means a VB programmer, so I'm not even sure where to start troubleshooting the DB integration issue (which seems to be…