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Do we have a Uncompressed javascript Library for Google Maps API V3

I am getting "Uncaught TypeError" while using Google Map API V3 Javascript Library. I am not able to find the function due to which this error is coming. Do we have a uncompressed Javascript library for Google MAP API. If not please provide your suggestion to debug it. Thank you Regards, Dinesh

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Dinesh P.R. Avatar asked Jun 07 '12 12:06

Dinesh P.R.


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1 Answers

There is no uncompressed library. All the API methods are accessed according to the published documentation, so there doesn't need to be an uncompressed version. Follow the documentation and it will work.

To debug, use something like Firebug in Firefox. When it breaks on error, step back through the call stack until you reach your Javascript code. That will tell you what it's trying to execute.

It may be something as simple as providing a string value instead of a number.

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Andrew Leach Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 23:09

Andrew Leach