In order to eliminate an API change as the culprit in an issue like
this, it's quite a simple matter to specify a back-level API version
in your key string. That is really the obvious first step if you're so
adamant that it's an API issue.


On Oct 29, 2:24 pm, Rossko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Ok, thanks a lot Andrew ... so, it is simply a coincidence that it
> > stopped working fine since the api version upgrade.
> > I'll move my investigations on the server-side, then.
>
> The API changes virtually every week, so there always be some recent
> changes.
> Maybe you're hitting a maximum line count output, or more likely a
> timeout condition, as the output doesn't seem to be consistent.
>
> When the Roma searches were working for me in terms of getting
> complete pages, they were still timing out in the browser with
> 'javascript taking too long' type errors.  You're going to need some
> means of limiting the amount of markers here, no customer really wants
> a map with 800 possible B&B to choose from on it.
>
> cheers, Ross K
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