Extend Google Map API Callback aviaOnGoogleMapsLoaded

exactly, so which type of event would this be?
Maybe a little example of how the event listener should be constructed?

Would this be the recommended way:

(function($){
    $('body').on('av-google-maps-api-loaded', my_callback() );

    function my_callback(){
        console.log('hey dude');
    }
})( jQuery );

or maybe better to use the avia-google-maps-api-script-loaded event?:

$('body').on('avia-google-maps-api-script-loaded', my_second_callback() );
function my_second_callback(){
   console.log('phone is ringing, dude');
}

Update 1: Neither. Now using something like:

window.addEventListener('load',function(){
        if(document.getElementById('av_gmap_0')){
            gmap_init();
        }
});

But again, not sure if this is the recommended method, also there is no way to provide a unique ID to the map, so we just have to check if at least one map exists.

Update 2: Nope, also not the best way.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by SwitzerBaden. Reason: Added addEventListener option