I could use some insight from any JavaSript people here (again). This is a
little convoluted, so bear with me please:

I have a main page (http://jewishintellectualtimeline.com/index.html) which
loads a page "test_map.html" inside an OBJECT (which in turn is inside a
DIV), like so:

<div id="object_wrapper">....
<OBJECT data="test_map.html" width="100%" height="100%">
<p>Sorry, the map could not be loaded due to browser limitations.</p>
</OBJECT> ...</div>

(The reasons for using the OBJECT here are related to limitations of the
Google Maps API. Not relevant.) Now, in the loaded "test_map.html" I have
the following script code to assign a name "gWindow" to this loaded window:

window.name = "gWindow";

The reason I do this is becuase I want to be able to call functions in
"test_map.html" from the parent file "index.html". For example, I have code
in "index.html" like

onclick="javascript:gWindow.loadMap([[32.536389,44.420833]],[[30.5364,42.4208],[34.5364,46.4208]],['Babylonia'])...

which calls the loadMap function defined in "test_map.html".

The upshot is that all this works fine in Firefox (no errors from Firebug).
But in IE7, I get an error saying that "'gWindow' is undefined". Any ideas
why IE7 cannot see this variable, while Firefox can? Workarounds? Thanks a
lot! -- Dave