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First, when the page loads, there is a background-image that gets set. This is the main map. Then, when you click a section of this map, it zooms in, and a new background-image is set (the new, zoomed-in map). When you close out of the new map, the function runs a 3rd time, when you go back to the original zoomed-out map, and the background-image is set again.
This works in all browsers except everybody's favorite: IE. It doesn't matter which version. When I zoom out to see the full map, it's blank. Only the background-color shows. And it's only when I zoom out that it doesn't display; when the page loads, I can see it just fine. When I zoom in again, the zoomed-in map displays just fine.
Now, the funny thing is, if I uncomment the alert, it will tell me what background-image is supposed to display, and the file path points to the correct image every time, so I know the image is there. AND when the alert fires off, the background-image shows up like normal! Is there any explanation for this?
Here is the function in question.
function displayMap(region){
//Set Current Region Id
$(this).data('currentId', region.id);//Set new styles.
var mapSettings = {
'background-color':'#cccccc',
'width':settings.width,
'height':settings.height,
'background-image':'url(' + region.image + ')'
}//Clear the Map and Set the Background Image
map.empty().css(mapSettings);var check = map.css('background-image');
//alert(check);
//Load Region Data
loadRegionData(region);
}
Finally, occassionally, every-so-rarely the first time I load the map, zoom in, and zoom back out, the zoomed-out map will display just fine. If I zoom in and zoom out again, it breaks forevermore after that.
One line that jumps out at me, is this one:
var check = map.css('background-image');
I'm not familiar with jQuery, but I don't see what that line could be doing. Perhaps removing it would help?
Also, could it be that there is occasionally some problem with the settings.width/settings.height values that are preventing javascript from parsing the rest of the mapSettings object? I would try removing all code except the code which sets the background image and see if you continue to have spotty results.
HTH