Wasn't it Scott Kustes who wrote:
>Okay, so I should probably get the lat/lng when the user adds the 
>address to the database and store it with the record.  Question though, 
>if I call GLatLng with the already defined lat/lng (from the database) 
>instead of feeding it the address to Geocode, aren't I still hitting 
>the Google servers?

No. If you've already got the lat/lng you don't need to call the 
geocoder. new GMarker(new GLatlng(lat,lng)) all happens in Javascript in 
the browser.

-- 
Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap


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