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Launching Javascript from within Javascript

One2Web
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Coming to the end of a long day and my brain is getting addled :unknw:

 

I'm wondering if it's possible to launch a Shadowbox script from within an infowindow on Google Maps ?

 

I've tried quickly experimenting at my test page, but I can't get it to work.

 

The text link below the map will load the page correctly, but clicking the link from within the info-bubble, just causes the link to load in the traditional way (i.e. new browser page)

 

The way shadowbox works is you add a rel="shadowbox" declaration to your normal html, which in the google map case is contained within the map javascript file (map.js)

 

Am I doing something stupid, or just impossible ?

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