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/*! | |
* JavaScript - loadGoogleMaps( version, apiKey, language ) | |
* | |
* - Load Google Maps API using jQuery Deferred. | |
* Useful if you want to only load the Google Maps API on-demand. | |
* - Requires jQuery 1.5 | |
* | |
* Copyright (c) 2011 Glenn Baker | |
* Dual licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses. | |
*/ | |
/*globals window, google, jQuery*/ | |
var loadGoogleMaps = (function($) { | |
var now = $.now(), | |
promise; | |
return function( version, apiKey, language ) { | |
if( promise ) { return promise; } | |
//Create a Deferred Object | |
var deferred = $.Deferred(), | |
//Declare a resolve function, pass google.maps for the done functions | |
resolve = function () { | |
deferred.resolve( window.google && google.maps ? google.maps : false ); | |
}, | |
//global callback name | |
callbackName = "loadGoogleMaps_" + ( now++ ), | |
// Default Parameters | |
params = $.extend( | |
{'sensor': false} | |
, apiKey ? {"key": apiKey} : {} | |
, language ? {"language": language} : {} | |
);; | |
//If google.maps exists, then Google Maps API was probably loaded with the <script> tag | |
if( window.google && google.maps ) { | |
resolve(); | |
//If the google.load method exists, lets load the Google Maps API in Async. | |
} else if ( window.google && google.load ) { | |
google.load("maps", version || 3, {"other_params": $.param(params) , "callback" : resolve}); | |
//Last, try pure jQuery Ajax technique to load the Google Maps API in Async. | |
} else { | |
//Ajax URL params | |
params = $.extend( params, { | |
'v': version || 3, | |
'callback': callbackName | |
}); | |
//Declare the global callback | |
window[callbackName] = function( ) { | |
resolve(); | |
//Delete callback | |
setTimeout(function() { | |
try{ | |
delete window[callbackName]; | |
} catch( e ) {} | |
}, 20); | |
}; | |
//Can't use the jXHR promise because 'script' doesn't support 'callback=?' | |
$.ajax({ | |
dataType: 'script', | |
data: params, | |
url: 'http://maps.google.com/maps/api/js' | |
}); | |
} | |
promise = deferred.promise(); | |
return promise; | |
}; | |
}(jQuery)); |
$(elem).on("myevent", function() { | |
$.when( loadGoogleMaps( 3, API_KEY, LANG ) ) | |
.then(function() { | |
!!google.maps // true | |
}); | |
}); | |
// OR | |
$(elem).on("myevent", function() { | |
loadGoogleMaps( 3, API_KEY, LANG ) | |
.done(function() { | |
!!google.maps // true | |
}); | |
}); |
nevermind, i'll just append .done()
it works great, thank you
To use when, you need the promise returned from loadGoogleMaps
$.when( loadGoogleMaps( 3, API_KEY, LANG ) )
.then(function() {
!!google.maps // true
});
I would like to thank you. This works perfectly for my needs when it seemed days of efforts would lead only to frustration.
Great function. I used it in the form described by gbakernet
$.when( loadGoogleMaps( 3, API_KEY, LANG ) )
.then(function() {
!!google.maps // true
});
How about the following
document.location.protocol + '//maps.google.com/maps/api/js'
you can also use this simple jquery plugin that uses the async mode when loading Google Maps api:
http://lucamanzo-soluzione-software.it/wp/?p=5
Usage example:
$(document).ready(function(){
$.gmapstools.init();
$("#my_map_canvas").gmap({lat:37.4221913, lng:-122.08458530000001, draw_marker:true, zoom_level:13});
});
that's done. The plugin loads the Google Maps API only when you do the call (so... after the dom is ready and the page has been built)
$.gmapstools.init();
Very useful function, thank you!
Forked and updated with following changes:
- Tidied JS & made it JSLint compliant
- Updated script request to Google Maps API to be protocol relative
- Added "sensor" parameter which defaults to false if not present
In case anyone wants to load this using Bower, I made a fork of Gavin's fork available:
"dependencies": {
"load-google-maps": "https://gist.github.com/8613939.git"
}
How to use your code with a business version of GM via client=gme-xyz ? My regular GM-API to load is http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?v=3&sensor=false&client=gme-xyz
GOOD WORKS! this code it's beautiful 😵
I added libraries support in my fork
thank you, it works if I append the .done() method that way, but oddly it doesn't if I use $.when()
this fires the 'done' anonymous function too early, before all the attached scripts are loaded.
btw I'm using the last method, jquery ajax.
I can rearrange my script to use the way you showed me, but I'd prefer to use $.when() if possible