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Asked: 2026-05-22T22:59:21+00:00

I have a page for carpools. I made some changes to the function that

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I have a page for carpools. I made some changes to the function that calls initialize and now getting errors. Here is the page:

http://www.comehike.com/hikes/hike_carpool.php?hike_id=180

What is the correct way to have the second argument when I call the initialize function? I think some JavaScript errors are coming from there.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You’re not using your quotes right:

    onload="initialize( 180 , "Hike_Carpool" ); placeHikeStartMarker( 180 );  placeCarpoolPassengersMarkers( 180 ); placeCarpoolDriversMarkers( 180 );"

    Should be:

    onload="initialize( 180 , 'Hike_Carpool' ); placeHikeStartMarker( 180 );  placeCarpoolPassengersMarkers( 180 ); placeCarpoolDriversMarkers( 180 );"

    Notice the single-quotes on the Hike_Carpool parameter.

    This is because of the double-quoted onload element attribute. The double-quotes on the initialize function cannot be parsed correctly, creating a syntax error.

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