View pinpoint-information of a Google Map in a UIWebView

Hello,
I'm building an application with a webview of a Google Map with loads of pinpoints. Those pinpoints are already placed on the map, and the map is succesfully embeded in my website.
When I click on a pinpoint in my Safari 'for Mac', I see the information of the pinpoint. When opening my application on my iPhone and start clicking on pinpoints... nothing happens.
Is there a solution for this problem?
(Running firmware 3.1.2)
Gr.
Vincent

I did another test and something seems to have changed since I had trouble with my app. If I place a href for [this URL|http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=1093915278307402071 25.0004463abd2c899f08839&z=14] into a WebView and tap the link to load it the pins work in the WebView!
See if your page works with fewer points.
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