Hi,
I just googled the solution for this issue,
firstly i should not switch the lat or lng
What can i do is check if the map crossed the IDL,
if true, check if the marker either in range 41.1328125 to 180 or in
range -180 to -97.38281250000001
Thanks everyone,
Jeru
On Oct 27, 1:32 am, Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The international date line goes through the map. Your code switches the
> lngs when that happens, so the range of lngs that you're looking at is
> the part of the world that's *outside* the viewport.
>
> When you set zoom level 2, the ranges of longitude that are inside the
> viewport are
> 41.1328125 to 180
> -180 to -97.38281250000001
> Sydney is inside the first of those
>
> When you use zoom level 5, the range of longitudes outside the map gets
> larger.
>
> Delete these lines from your test page:
>
> if (maxLat < minLat) {
> maxLat = swPoint.lat();
> minLat = nePoint.lat();
> }
>
> if (maxLng < minLng) {
> maxLng = swPoint.lng();
> minLng = nePoint.lng();
> }
>
> --http://econym.org.uk/gmap
> The Blackpool Community Church Javascript Team
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