I've run into scalability issues too. If your bubble information is
loaded along with the markers, it can take a lot of time, especially
when you get more detailed data. If the information in the bubble is
loaded using the ajax method you will find some savings. I load about
a 1000 markers currently without markermanager or clustering and the
load time is still under 10 seconds.

One simple solution might be to split your data into a number of
files. Load the historical buildings and have that the initial option.
When people click on the other option do the load then.

Thanks,
James Love
Vernon, BC, Canada
www.jameslove.com

On Sep 24, 10:46 pm, vesna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am currently working on an application where I want to display about
> 500 markers.
>
> link:http://www.pryvit.info/Edmonton/edmonton.html
>
> Problem 1
>
> The problem I am having is that it takes a very long time to display
> these markers. Previous group discussion mentioned an acceptable limit
> of 200 markers.
>
> I want to show this application to some people who are not technically
> literate. This slowness does not create an enjoyable, positive surfing
> experience.
>
>  In IE6, the map in its framework shows up quickly – but the markers
> and sidebar results take a very long time.
> In FF2, the map and its framework showup – however the markers, the
> sidebar framework and their results also take a very long time.
>
> Based upon my current code, is there something that could be done to
> speedup displaying these markers? References to some examples would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> In addition, is there any software or tools one can use to review the
> application and its code so as to improve upon its performance?
>
> Problem 2
>
> This problem relates to Problem 1. Most of the red markers have a URL
> connection. When one clicks on the URL, this action takes the user to
> a web-site for additional information. When finished, the user returns
> back to my site. However, the map now has to reload itself again (as
> described in Problem 1).
>
> Is there a way for the application not to do this? Data should be
> uploaded only once and be used continually until the application is
> completely terminated. Is this possible?
>
> Any suggestions or code is again appreciated. Thanx.
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