Safari,Javascript and Virtual Earth

Question

Hi all,
Understand that Safari browser in ipod touch is the same one in iphone 3G.
I went to Apple-authorised dealer shop and glad they did a demo on Mac and ipod touch. I have some questions and your help.
The website we surfed was http://maps.live.com
in Mac, you can use the mouse to double click to Zoom in the map. Whereas in ipod touch, when you double tap or just tap, there was no zooming just what the mac could do.
Q1) How to tap the ipod touch to have the zoom on the map?
Q2) in Mac, you can use the mouse to click and I can use javascript to write the click-Event for the mouse. What will be the equivalent mouse click event for Ipod touch browser ?
Q3) in Microsoft Virtual Earth, I write a Mouse click event in a HTML page. This can be used in PC or MAC. But the same piece of code can not work in Browser in ipod touch when user tap on the map.
Please help.
Thanks
Message was edited by: 3GMind

Answer 1

Thank you. That was the clue I needed. But if I may ask a further question (I am learning by analogy):
With your answer, and after consulting a few JavaScript tutorials, I reasoned that if "document.forms.length" referred to the number of forms (not contained in frames) in a web page, then "window.frames[0].document.forms.length" would refer to the number of forms in the first frame of the page. But I haven't been able to make this work.
do JavaScript ("window.frames\[" & (frameIndex as text) & "\].document.forms.length") in document 1
This statement (I omit enclosing tell blocks) doesn't always return a value, and when it does, it seems to be 0, even if the frame does contain a form. This suggests I still don't have it quite right.
To push the analogy just a little further: if the first element in the first form in a document is referenced by "document.forms[0].elements[0]" then I was thinking that the first element of the first form in the first frame would be "window.frames[0].document.forms[0].elements[0]", but since I haven't been able to make the previous do JavaScript statement return a useful value, I'm no longer confident. If you can see an obvious flaw in these two examples, I think I shall be able to generalize from that point.
Thanks again for your help.
Message was edited by: Jeff Johnson 1. The left and right bracket characters surrounding "frameIndex as text" were showing as backslashes. I hope they appear right now.