How to fix “operational abort” for Google Map in IE
February 11, 2010 Leave a comment
The first task that I have to day is to fix Google Map “Operational Abort” in IE (Internet Explorer). It took me awhile to understand what happened at the back of it.
This is how to produce the error:
Go to any page with Google Map using the Internet Explorer.
Then go to another page, for example, by clicking the link from that page.
Hit “Back” to go back to Google Map page.
You will then receive “Operational Abort” error.
To solve it, I used the WindowOnload fix from: http://blog.firetree.net/2005/07/17/javascript-onload/
Here is how I used it, assuming that the code structure looks like this:
…
HTML HEAD
SCRIPT to include GMap Code
SCRIPT to ask GMap to do a cool trick – include GMap_init() function
HTML BODY
…
DIV your map is here
…
END HTML BODY
END HTML HEAD
…
The edited code:
…
HTML HEAD
HTML BODY
…
DIV your map is here
…
SCRIPT to include GMap Code
SCRIPT to ask GMap to do a cool trick
function WindowOnload(f) {
var prev=window.onload;
window.onload=function(){ if(prev)prev(); f(); }
}WindowOnload(GMap_init); // call init() function.
END HTML BODY
END HTML HEAD
…
Feel free to try that out and let me know if it works 🙂