On Jan 21, 8:21 am, Marwa <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have developed page which display mutiple markers on google maps.
> the web page is called From Ms dynamics CRM
>
> some of records passed to the web page contains latitude and longitude
> and some of the records contains addresses
>
> In my code i check if the latitude and longitude available i create markers.
> if not and address is avialable i use  geocoder and create the marker based
> on the return results
>
> I tested the code and it works find for limited number of recods in case of
> the geocoder functions

The geocoder is asynchronous, subject to a quota and a rate limit.

>
> for example
> if i passed only records with latitude and longitude the markers are
> displayed and i don't have problem

The general advice: if the addresses are known, geocode them offline
and use the coordinates to display the markers.  Only use the geocoder
for user input.

Geocoding Strategies
An overview of different strategies you can use for making sure you
stay within the Google Maps API geocoding limits. This is a good
article to read if you find you are frequently running into the quota
limits of the Maps API Geocoders.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/articles/geocodestrat.html

> if i used more that 3 records with geocoder the map displayed without any
> marker
>
> I am using google map V3
> the Server url is using https ( i don;t know if some how it is blocking
> gocoder)
>
> below is my code
>

Please read the posting guidelines ("READ THIS FIRST: Posting
Guidelines"):
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/t/2b3f101fd509919e

don't post code.

  Larry

>
> Thanks
> Marwa
>
> Tgh

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