Thanks Pamela,
Was thinking there may be a way to figure it out in the API but this
approach is great.
Wayne McFetridge
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On 24/11/2008, at 9:20 PM, pamela (Google Employee) wrote:
> Hi Wayne-
>
> I believe that function will give you the highest possible zoom
> level for the map if it is a point-sized bounds. The highest zoom
> level often doesn't have imagery however, so I usually do something
> like:
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> if (markers.length = 1) {
> map.setZoom(16);
> } else {
> map.setZoom(map.getBoundsZoomLevel(bounds));
> }
>
> - pamela
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> On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 6:36 PM, Wayne Mcfetridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> in my loop i do this
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> _bounds.extend(new LatLng(markerData.Lat[0] , markerData.Lon[0]))
>
> //end loop
> then after loop is over i do this
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> _map.setCenter(_bounds.getCenter());
> _map.setZoom(_map.getBoundsZoomLevel(_bounds))
>
>
> This works great when i have a bunch of markers I end up with an
> appropriate zoom level that show ALL markers in view port..
>
> when my loop only has ONE marker the map is way too zoomed in --
> beyond the max zoom level for the parts of Australia that
> I am mapping ...
>
> How to I stop the map going beyound the Max zoom
>
> Wayne McFetridge
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> 07 5450 2760
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