I think google indexes more than one level.  My blog http://iamacamera.org has more than 100 pages and google indexes them all.  The Vine Type site http://vinetype.com has over 200 pages and google indexes them all.  So don't feel that you won't be indexed with the current Vine Type URL scheme.   Also for the ...

Here is the code with arrays for multiple markers. See it in action at: http://cac.us.com/map/ This code currently works for me with using only one marker, and it has the marker's info balloon displayed by default, and it is toggle-able by clicking the marker. This var's point values: "i1.infoWindowAnchor = new GPoint(21, ...

Got it. Thanks for your help!!!! The combination of what you showed me, plus what I am using from the other site, gets what I want. The code I picked up and am using, allows for multiple markers on the map, so all the points and marker data chucks are stored in single vars as arrays. It was just a matter of catching the iteration through the ...

One thing I've noticed. The code you're using turns the info balloon on by default, and the user can close it (click the X), but once they've closed it, they cannot reopen it by just clicking on the marker. They'd have to reload the page. The code I picked up and am currently using (also now shown on my blog at www.dougjoseph.net) ...

You're already ahead of me on that. No surprise! Hey, how do you make it so the "info balloon" is already popped up when the map loads? I'd like to do that too. I tried, but it was the wee hours of the morning and I could not figure it out.

Unrelated but helpful info: In the same way that churches would be interested in Google's free Calendar service, they also should be interested in Google's free Map service, and my latest Tech Talk article on my blog shows church webmasters How-To: Put Your Church on a Google Map & Embed that Map in Your Church Website Of note: ...

I've been using Google Webmaster Tools for a while now and every so often there's a post that says something along the lines of "Google isn't indexing my whole site."  That isn't too surprising -- the folks from Google readily admit that they do not index every page of every website on the planet.  (That's ...