Noob question: How to get information if google map is loaded (initialized)?

The problem is that you're calling codeAddress directly after defining it (and hence this is before the initialise() method runs Consequently you need to run this later on some trigger. A quick and dirty way to do this is to set this as the body's onload event; this will wait until all resources (including images) have fully loaded, but that might not be too much of a problem given that the map is an image as well Alternatively, most JS frameworks will give you very convenient methods to fire your handlers at various points in the page's lifecycle. If you're using one of these, you may wish to investigate the options available to you and pick the best one, which depends on a number of factors Critically, don't forget that you must call initialise() before you call codeAddress()!

The problem is that you're calling codeAddress directly after defining it (and hence this is before the initialise() method runs. Consequently you need to run this later on some trigger. A quick and dirty way to do this is to set this as the body's onload event; this will wait until all resources (including images) have fully loaded, but that might not be too much of a problem given that the map is an image as well.

Alternatively, most JS frameworks will give you very convenient methods to fire your handlers at various points in the page's lifecycle. If you're using one of these, you may wish to investigate the options available to you and pick the best one, which depends on a number of factors. Critically, don't forget that you must call initialise() before you call codeAddress()!

I call , and codeAddress in the body. If I move initialization in the body or even in the end of it. It gives me the alert that Geocode was not successful.

– KoKo Nov 16 '10 at 12:26 @KoKo - that alert is an improvement, because it means that the geocoder variable has been populated and is being invoked. Hence your original problem has been resolved. – Andrzej Doyle Nov 16 '10 at 16:43.

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