Map doesn't display with :container_class option in ie8

[inetufo]

<%= gmaps({
    :map_options => {:container_class => "map_container", :id => "map", :class => "gmaps4rails_map"}
  })  %>

With the latest code, when i use the above three options the map doesn't display, but in chrome or firefox it's ok.I think it's the compatibility of the js with the browser. Another issue is when i write this

<%= gmaps({
    :map_options => {:container_class => "map_container", :id => "map1", :class => "gmaps4rails_map"}
  })   %>

<%= gmaps({
    :map_options => {:container_class => "map_container", :id => "map2", :class => "gmaps4rails_map"}
  })   %>

only one map displayed

[apneadiving]

Damn, I lost my windows computer few months ago... Will need a VM soon.

Did you even try a basic map?

As for your second problem, you simply forgot :last_map => false

[inetufo]

The basic map seems right in ie8

<%= gmaps() %>

This works

[inetufo]

<%= gmaps({
    :map_options => {:container_class => "map_container", :id => "map1", :class => "gmaps4rails_map", :last_map => false}  
}) %>
<%= gmaps({
    :map_options => {:container_class => "map_container", :id => "map2", :class => "gmaps4rails_map", :last_map => false }  
})  %>

You mean this , i've just tried, but still only one map displayed

[apneadiving]

Mmm did you create the proper css for your custom map?

[apneadiving]

What version of the gem do you use?

[inetufo]

css class "map_container" and "gmaps4rails_map" is the default css class, i tried this in chrome, but only one map displayed

[inetufo]

I use the latest gem 1.0.2. You can have a try

[apneadiving]

Yep will try once at home

[inetufo]

A little weired, this time without :last_map option two maps displayed ...

[apneadiving]

it should have been:

<%= gmaps({
    :map_options => {:container_class => "map_container", :id => "map1", :class => "gmaps4rails_map"},
    :last_map => false  
}) %>
<%= gmaps({
    :map_options => {:container_class => "map_container", :id => "map2", :class => "gmaps4rails_map" }  
})  %>

Like in the wiki.

It may work without this option according to the browser's way of handling multiple window.onload

[apneadiving]

so weird: it happened IE 8 didn't like this line:

Gmaps.map.map_options.class = 'gmaps4rails_map';

But other lines like:

Gmaps.map.map_options.id = 'map';

Are fine...