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pa...@gmail.com
Shared with team.
That'd probably be a good thing to do (clearOverlay and clearInstanceListeners) as a
workaround, I'm still looking into possible other workarounds.
That'd probably be a good thing to do (clearOverlay and clearInstanceListeners) as a
workaround, I'm still looking into possible other workarounds.
tg...@gmail.com
I need this too, for the same reason.
ni...@gmail.com
Place a star on this issue - it will help to speed up the process I think..
se...@gmail.com
Same goes for me. Single page web applications would benefit greatly from this.
il...@gmail.com
I also would like to see this implemented.
What I am doing now is:
1. disable scroll wheel zoom.
2. clear overlays
3. GEvent.clearNode
It seems this is not enough.
What I am doing now is:
1. disable scroll wheel zoom.
2. clear overlays
3. GEvent.clearNode
It seems this is not enough.
we...@gmail.com
I need this!!!
ni...@gmail.com
Guys, star this issue, star it..
pa...@gmail.com
Changing status of "Accepted" issues to "Acknowledged", to clarify their
state.
We may not be able to resolve all bugs or fulfill all feature requests, but
we do thank you for filing them, and we will continually revisit all
acknowledged issues and evaluate their feasibility. Thanks!
state.
We may not be able to resolve all bugs or fulfill all feature requests, but
we do thank you for filing them, and we will continually revisit all
acknowledged issues and evaluate their feasibility. Thanks!
da...@gmail.com
Please implement this. I also need this done.
gs...@gmail.com
Hey! any updates about this feature?? I'm dynamically loading the map cuz i'm
creating a "map control" using ExtJS and need tpo be able to handle each component
maps :(
NITS.map.google = function(domEl) {
/*Initialize Map*/
var map = new GMap2(domEl);
map.setCenter(new GLatLng(37.4419, -122.1419), 13);
map.setUIToDefault();
return{
unload: function(){
map.unload(); //<---- how can i do this??
}
}
}
creating a "map control" using ExtJS and need tpo be able to handle each component
maps :(
/*Initialize Map*/
var map = new GMap2(domEl);
map.setCenter(new GLatLng(37.4419, -122.1419), 13);
map.setUIToDefault();
return{
unload: function(){
map.unload(); //<---- how can i do this??
}
}
}
lr...@gmail.com
Unfortunately I don't see the feature even in API v3. Microsoft's Bing Maps have this already for a long time (map.Dispose() and you got it).
nd...@gmail.com
Similar issue queried in the V3 API group here: http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/thread/8ceba710f147e59a
Some clarity on this would be tremendously welcome (for example if a fix is in the pipeline or if we are unlikely to see an equivalent to the old V2 GUnload.
Some clarity on this would be tremendously welcome (for example if a fix is in the pipeline or if we are unlikely to see an equivalent to the old V2 GUnload.
ni...@gmail.com
Same issue, IE doesn't work, FF seems fine. My clients use IE so this is a big problem for me.
Just learning how to use google maps API3 and I initially thought I stuffed up.
Just learning how to use google maps API3 and I initially thought I stuffed up.
an...@gmail.com
Did anyone find a workaround? I'm also having this issue and my client only uses IE.
th...@google.com
Rather than require developers to attach GUnload to the body onunload handler, the v3 API performs cleanup automatically when the page is closed. If you are finding that v3 Maps are leaking memory while the page remains open, please log that separately as a Defect with a reproducible test case.
ni...@gmail.com
Huh.. Nothing more to say. Very disappointed in quality of googles api.
ni...@gmail.com
Seems google programmers are still thinking in the "HTML4/web1.0" paradigm. In my apps there's no "page close" or "page open" things at all. There is "app close" and I need a way to free the resources of single map - manually, with some API call.
jd...@gmail.com
Any resolution to this? Drop AJAX and go to Cake? Drop Google and go to Bing? this thread is over 2 years old!
fr...@gmail.com
Also waiting for this essential feature to be introduced in v3. Seriously I don't understand how come this is still not available.
se...@googlemail.com
We need this fixed. It apparently also causes a strange bug for me where the map is filling my entire content div, but the actual map's tiles are only in the top left 20% of the map.
ma...@gmail.com
Until this is addressed we will be sticking with V2 API - try opening the V3 samples in multiple tabs in IE and watch your PC come to a grinding halt.
jg...@gmail.com
How can we get this reopened?
ni...@gmail.com
Need to file new issue I guess, with same info and link to this one..
ts...@tegdesign.com
any updates?
ru...@camitss.com
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there is my test
ar...@gmail.com
hey guys, did they fixed it?
da...@gmail.com
Hey Arthurlu
No it is not fixed.
You will have to code around it unfortunately.
No it is not fixed.
You will have to code around it unfortunately.
Description
I'm writing one-page web-application, which will actively use
GMaps. "One-page" mean that there will be no full page refreshes. and
no intermediate "unload" events.
I need a way to free a memory for a single particularly map (which
becomes invisible on the screen) not for the ALL maps on my page.
Smth like:
var map1 = new GMap2();
var map2 = new GMap2();
.....
GUnload(map1)
or
map1.free();
or
map1.destroy();
etc
//map2 remains untouched
Can you please implement this feature? With growing AJAX popularity it will
become very actual soon.
Thanks
P.S. Can someone here please advise me also:
If I'll call
map.clearOverlays()
and
GEvent.clearInstanceListeners(map)
will it be the partial equivalent of GUnload()?