Looking through the V3 documentation I can find details of
"Titlesloaded" event which appears to triggered when the tiles have
been loaded, but I cannot find details of any routine to be the
equivalent of "areTilesLoaded"?
Problem Statement:
How to determine if a map movement will trigger the e
t's really annoying with my custom markers which are smaller.
No problem in Firefox or using API v2.
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f the marker, I can go completely back and forth over the
marker and never get the pointer.
Again, this is with the Google Chrome browser. Works fine in Firefox.
Dave
On Mar 10, 3:09 pm, pete wrote:
> Can you please post a link?
>
> On Mar 11, 8:10 am, Dave wrote:
>
>
>
> &
/5863d2d4c3728184/836edc5189072671
I can't understand how that approach would be useful. Can we get the
shape changed to be relative to the MarkerImage origin?
Thanks
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first, so I can even kludge around this. I think the v2 API used to
pass in the overlay to the map listener.
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and there was then some way to stop the event from propagating to the
map.
Please post back if you find a solution.
Dave
On Mar 14, 3:24 pm, Ahmet wrote:
> Hello guys,
> Is there any way to stop the propagation of the event handlers.
> i.e. the Rectangle has a different mousem
on my real map, but
simulated for this example with a setTimeout) and occurs after the
circle click listener is done.
The map click listener needs to know whether the click occurred on an
overlay.
Please help.
Thanks,
Dave
On Mar 23, 7:20 pm, Dave wrote:
> I have a map click event listener. I a
f a peak.
Thanks,
Dave
On Mar 24, 12:05 pm, Daniel Lee wrote:
> You asked for it, and here it
> is!http://googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com/2010/03/aint-no-mountain-high...
>
> We're very excited to announce our new service allowing developers to
> query elevation data across the
:
http://jsbin.com/unijo/edit
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appropriately. And one could even
listen to zoom and move events to change the notice if they needed.
Flexibility without extra API overhead.
Dave
On Apr 16, 1:53 am, Ben Appleton wrote:
> I agree that's a bug. Once we fix that bug, why not display copyrights in a
> custom control?
&g
No API key is needed for v3 of the Google Maps API.
On May 5, 7:40 am, Teddy wrote:
> I'm trying to get a API Key, but when I enter my account login and
> password nothing happen.
> Do you have any suggestions?
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'highlight';
}
And remove the class in the mouseout handler.
function mouseOut(marker) {
getElementById(marker.myId).className = '';
}
Hopefully that helps. I might have messed up a detail or two above,
but that basic idea works pretty well unless you have hundreds of
marker
s v2,
but the beta is on Maps v3 at www.betarunwayfinder.com.
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doing "new
google.maps.Marker(...)" and a few addListener calls. I tried removing
the addListeners, but it's still slow. Appears to be the marker
creation causing the problem.
I'm all for discouraging Internet Destroyer, but 55% of my visitors
unfortunately still use it.
Da
a csv of the profiling data if that helps.
Dave
On May 22, 9:47 am, Dave wrote:
> I'm seeing extremely sluggish marker placement on my page with
> IE8,http://www.betarunwayfinder.com. Markers get added/removed when
> zooming in and out, so this is a big issue for me.
>
> Chro
"IE8 Standards" in the dropdown on the right side of the
menu bar.
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and create the lines
from lat/long points.
Dave
On May 21, 3:53 am, Hadmut wrote:
> Hi,
>
> about 3 years ago I wrote a little app making use of Googlemaps,
> drawing walking tracks as lines on a map. I used the encoding
> algorithm described
> underhttp://code.google.com/api
alue in one field and query on them much easier using a
bounding box.
Dave
On May 21, 4:25 pm, Beach Bum wrote:
> Hi. I am wondering if anyone has any code to limit the number of
> points read from a MySQL db by only selecting points that fall within
> the current map boundary (show
e.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/
detail?id=2415) for this.
I'm now looking into switching my page over to quirks mode, but I hate
to do that.
Dave
On May 24, 10:37 pm, William wrote:
> On May 23, 3:05 am, Dave wrote:
>
> > The biggest time user is the following call chain:
&
Forgot to mention to star that issue so we can get it looked at by the
wonderful, brilliant maps engineers. (Was that pandering too obvious?)
> I filed issue 2415 (http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/
> detail?id=2415) for this.
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Is there a way to create multiple map views for a single route so that
you can show the overall route in one Map_Canvas, and then provide
detailed maps of the locality for various stop points in 3-4 other
map-
canvas's?
i.e. Creating multiple clones of the main view but zoomed into
specific local
I'm having trouble opening an InfoWindow from a Polygon click event.
I have a loop of polygons (database driven) that load into the map.
during the loop it calls this function passing in the Polygon shape
and the object of data.
from there it adds and eventhandler to add a infowindow?
function
array)
it calls this function to setup the event listener for each Polygon.
thanks
On Aug 12, 9:11 am, "geocode...@gmail.com"
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>
>
>
> > I'm having trouble opening an InfoWindow from a Polygon click event.
>
>
http://namibia.bluemarblecreative.net/map
here is the beta page.
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> On Aug 12, 8:27 am, Dave wrote:
>
>
>
> > I'm having trouble opening an InfoWindow from a Polygon click event.
>
> > I have a loop of
thanks i will try that...
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> On Aug 12, 9:32 am, Dave wrote:
>
> >http://namibia.bluemarblecreative.net/map
> > here is the beta page.
>
> I get an "unspecified error" in IE and don't see any po
i have tried other things and i stll can't get the InfoWindows to
open. any ideas? thanks
On Aug 12, 10:11 am, "geocode...@gmail.com"
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> On Aug 12, 9:32 am, Dave wrote:
>
> >http://namibia.bluemarblecreative.net/map
> > here is the beta page.
>
>
i tried that and it still does not work.
here is my new function (added your tip) and moved some things around:
function conservancyInfoWindow(shape, conservancyobj) {
//var thisshape = shape;
var conservancy = conservancyobj;
var thiscontent = 'title';//''+conservancy.tit
I'm using the same custom icon for my marker, but I need to have
multiple markers. Each marker needs a unique infowindow.
I'm using ExpressionEngine (EE) as the CMS, and the client needs to be
able to add new markers & infowindows through the admin control.
I'd like to use HTML s to insert conten
I'm trying to do 2 things with my current map. The example page is
here:
http://www.escapecreative.com/map/multiplemarkers.html
1. I'd like to display a different marker image for some of the
points. So I'll have 2 images total, and each image will be displayed
for up to 10 different points.
2. I
I have the latitude and longitude of some localized points on the map.
I could see them but I could not show on the infowindows address them.
How do I find the address of all my points?
Thanks
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On 4 Ott, 22:38, "geocode...@gmail.com" wrote:
> On Oct 4, 8:38 am, dave wrote:
>
> > I have the latitude and longitude of some localized points on the map.
> > I could see them but I could not show on the infowindows address them.
> > How do I find the addres
On 5 Ott, 10:15, Rossko wrote:
> > var = new siteLatLng google.maps.LatLng (sites [1], sites [2]);
>
> That looks like an example of the difficulties with pasting code,
> rather than providing links to the real thing. Help others to help
> you, make it easier for them and you get more help.
>
I
HELP ME!
On 5 Ott, 10:32, dave wrote:
> On 5 Ott, 10:15, Rossko wrote:
>
> > > var = new siteLatLng google.maps.LatLng (sites [1], sites [2]);
>
> > That looks like an example of the difficulties with pasting code,
> > rather than providing links to the re
Ok. The link of my map is:
http://www.maptest.altervista.org/
where I entered the various markers (the ones on the map have the
picture with the letter P), where you move your mouse over them I must
show the address (which still does not appear!).
In the javascript I put the original code to show
Thank you for your reply.
I understand that reverse geocoding is asynchronous, and then my
variable remains empty until the routine is called mouseover
I will leave only volumes with markers wrote something else.
Thanks again!
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, I just don't understand javascript
that well.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Do you have a quick code snippet as an example of how to return a
marker right after it is created?
On Oct 7, 10:49 am, "geocode...@gmail.com"
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> On Oct 7, 7:36 am, "geocode...@gmail.com"
> wrote:
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>
>
>
>
> > On Oct 7, 7:20 am, Dave wro
ndows on click event
google.maps.event.addListener(marker, 'click', function() {
infowindow.setContent(contentString);
infowindow.open(map,marker);
});
return marker;
} // end function createSMarker
On Oct 7, 11:49 am, "geocode...@gmail.com"
And I should have clarified... it does display the marker on the map
(just as it did before). And clicking the marker does open the
infowindow.
But the infowindow DOES NOT open when the page is loaded.
On Oct 7, 11:56 am, Dave wrote:
> I tried that and it didn't work. Just to make sure
Chad Killingsworth
wrote:
> You appear to have missed Larry's trigger code - it should go right
> after line 367:
>
> google.maps.event.trigger(marker, "click");
> map.setCenter(marker.getPosition());
> map.setZoom(15) ;
>
> Chad Killingsworth
>
&
I moved it. Thanks for the heads up, but we aren't concerned with IE6.
We're only testing IE version 7 and above.
Thanks again.
On Oct 7, 2:12 pm, "geocode...@gmail.com"
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> On Oct 7, 10:34 am, Dave Warfel wrote:
>
> > No need for the (setTimeout). Just
It looks a great facility, but I cannot find any facilities for
defining additional tracks, and I cannot find any cycle paths in the
UK.
Is this a facility only for North America? If not, what plans are
there for extending it to other parts of the world?
What mechanisms are available for organis
When I see the line in my map, I sometimes happen to me an error that
stops the processing of following everything I've done on the map.
This error happens to me on the page javascript google:
http://maps.gstatic.com/intl/it_All/mapfiles/api-3/2/9/main.js
the function Fm (), which evidently is ca
Ok, but first it gives me the error then when I update the map does
not give me more than the error? is a connection problem?
I take the latitude and longitude from sql server, this can be a
problem?
I do not understand ...
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But I can handle this problem?
I have tried using try catch, but javascript does not support it ...
I do not want to display the error message!
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One question:
I work in asp.net and in particular I use vb.net and from there I call
the javascript that I draw a map; which can be a timing issue? Because
the messages by entering the points to be processed and then as if
there was a delay, I have no problem error ...
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I a map, I use a fitBounds to see particular points.
How do I know the zoom level after I used the fitBounds?
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When you set the options of the map, I set the zoom to 7, then when I
do fitBounds the map decrease
Zoom and therefore requires getZoom but it brings back the 7!
On 5 Nov, 17:40, Rossko wrote:
> > How do I know the zoom level after I used the fitBounds?
>
> Have you tried the
> documentation?ht
I used bounds_changed and zoom_changed, making any checks.
A thousand thanks to Rossko and Chad Killingsworth.
Davide
On 5 Nov, 21:31, Chad Killingsworth
wrote:
> Or even better, listen to zoom_changed.
>
> Chad Killingsworth
>
> On Nov 5, 3:09 pm, Rossko wrote:
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>
>
> > > When you set the opt
Nel link
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/directions-draggable.html
ho trovato il modo per poter aver la distanza totale fra due punti. Ma
qui mi mette la descrizione del percorso da un punto ad un altro.
Chiedo: è possibile avere solo l'informazione sul totale del
total distance without any
more information? If so, how?
Many thanks to those who answer me
On 9 Nov, 15:56, dave wrote:
> Nel
> linkhttp://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/di...
> ho trovato il modo per poter aver la distanza totale fra due punti. Ma
>
I want to show the map with the location, but I need not only the
total distance of the various directions along the way!
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Ok. Use the command button to display the distance between two points
and to display the total distance in a field. To me the total distance
is used for another purpose and that I have to process it in another
part of the code.
Unfortunately, the contents of the field (I used a list, then a
div ...
The function I use at the click of a button:
getDrivingTime function (Start, End, responseHandler) {
directionsService.route (request, function (response, status) {
...
});
}
and when I change the way the recall:
getDrivingTime (Start, End, function (time) {
time = time/100;
document.get
So you tell me that the data can not store it somewhere and then reuse
it in another part of the code?
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Ok I am giving up. I can not and I can not waste time.
I know you think I'm a rookie in javascript and I tell you that you're
right! I know something but did not know him well ..
I was used to store the distance between the two points that you
supply, I refer to a function that calculates the dista
On an iPhone, the google logo which displays on a map when viewed in
Safari has a link to the Maps App which comes with the device. It is
very easy with the touch interface to inadvertently activate this link
and be taken away from the browser to a different app all together.
This is quite confusin
nnot cause you to leave the app.
On Dec 14, 12:56 am, Andrew Leach wrote:
> On 13 December 2010 06:43, Dave wrote:
>
> > I do not think
> > this is covered by the TOU, is it possible to leave the logo but
> > disable the link associated with it?
>
> It is covered
nnot cause you to leave the app.
On Dec 14, 12:56 am, Andrew Leach wrote:
> On 13 December 2010 06:43, Dave wrote:
>
> > I do not think
> > this is covered by the TOU, is it possible to leave the logo but
> > disable the link associated with it?
>
> It is covered
I have some code for creating polygon lines which use to work back in June
2010, but does not seem to currently work. The logic is as follows:
Right click on map to start drawing a polygon, and use the 'mousemove' event
to track movement updating the position of the line segment. Use the
"cli
wn.
NOTE: This functionally was working in June 2010, so I suspect the
problems may be linked to some recently added functionality /
resolution of event processing; OR code that should never have
worked!!
Regards
Dave
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> On Jan
quot;click" event
is triggered. Does this point to some timing issues within the API
code whereby the click event is being lost?
Regards
Dave
On Jan 25, 1:10 am, Esa wrote:
> I get an error 'Editor.all is undefined'
>
> Editor seems to be an html element:
>
> Ed
dling (with the
"click" event normally failing to trigger). It does look like a
problem with the Event handling logic within google maps.
With IE, I have noticed that some times when the 'click' event has
fired the resulting polygon shape has got corrupted.
Regards
Dave
On Jan 2
Thanks for the information. SOLVED THE PROBLEM
The problem was linked to not explictly setting the "clickable" option
when creating the line even though I had not defined an event listener
for the line.
Regards
Dave
On Jan 26, 1:52 am, Rossko wrote:
> What's going on her
I am just porting from v2 to v3. Currently only working in Firefox
(http://boca.org.au/component/boca_birding_locations/sitelist/16), but
I have a problem in that I am drawing a set of markers (all fine) and
polygons, and I thought only the last polygon was being displayed.
Digging around in the da
FIXED!
The problem was that I was using a global variable for paths and
obviously this is just used by reference when initialising a polygon -
so any change to it for one polygon affects all those previously
created.
Making it a local MVCarray fixes it.
On Feb 5, 1:18 pm, Dave wrote:
> I
I use idle to detect when a map has stopped moving and then load my
markers and set up a new idle listener.
http://testsite.boca.org.au/come-birding/birding-locations works fine
in Firefox, Chrome, Safari and OPera, but loops with the idle firing
even though the bounds have not changed in IE8 - so
quot;setIcon" within the DragStart
event handler.
Regards
Dave
On May 31, 3:17 pm, InfoMail InfoMail wrote:
> It seems that setIcon, on IE9, generates a mouseout event (tested on Google
> map API v3.4 and 3.5; on v3.3 it works fine!).
> In the detail:
>
> google.maps.e
;t seem to
figure out why the geocoder sends me to Florida.
Any help is appreciated.
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... so in your case and mine, there's some sort of reason
there. But it still doesn't explain why the geocoder returns a result
that's different than Google Maps returns. I'd be very interested to
find out why that difference exists.
Thanks, Dave
On Dec 9, 11:05 am, Salar al Kh
The line that has:
travelMode: google.maps.DirectionsTravelMode[selectedMode]
Should be changed to:
travelMode: google.maps.DirectionsTravelMode.DRIVING
And then remove the
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No, if you go to that link and scroll up a bit to the
google.maps.GeocoderResult object, you'll see that one of the Properties is
"types" which is an array of strings. In the description there's a a few
example possible values, but I don't know anywhere that the complete list
is available.
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ille, FL 32607
And also notice that even using V2 and using your end address, you never
actually get to SW 51st Terrace. It gets you into the ballpark, but it
omits the last two turns. Using the address I specified above gives the
exact same results in V2 and V3.
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No need for the (setTimeout). Just calling the map.setCenter before the
trigger event worked perfectly.
Thanks again for everything.
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> > You guys are awesome. Now it's working.
>
the client to pass us the reverse geo information.
As there is no need (or option) to use a 'key' with these requests, I
assume there is no way round this problem?
Can anyone at Google offer us a quick fix, as this is now going to
prevent us going live!
Regards
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s still being promoted by 'other' google tools -
Search, Translate, etc.
It may be me, but it would appear that the Maps V3 API is moving away
from the 'Google Way'? Surely, this can only be a BAD thing, and will
prevent the use of this functionality within cloud environments.
which is good BTW), but have noticed that
although you are using the GeoCoding service, you are not actually
displaying the results on a google map - this is against their T&C's,
so be aware that they may point this out to you!
Cheers
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Just my $0.02 worth ;-)
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xy the request!)
But fudge is a foodstuff, not a development strategy (not for us
anyhow)!
I find in even more irritating that NOBODY from Google has felt it
appropriate to join in this discussion!
Then again, I've had a couple of Jack & Cokes by this time, and I'm
probably
Hi.
The map shift upward and leave about 1 cm of white space on the button
of the map window. Further, the Google logo, ruler and copyright
message suppose sit on th button of the map window are moved to the
center of map window? The menus that I've setup on the top right of
the page are gone?
It
Hi Carl.
I was looking for the same thing in Google map.
I'm working on researches about allocating ambulance sites so that it
satisfy the requirement of 3.5 minutes, 1.4 kilometers, limit to reach
the incident location from station to save lives. The idea that you
propose is the same as what I'm
I have users that input data that is sometimes is not correct. For
instance they might misspell their city or they might write 'St John'
instead of 'St. John'. I would rather not dirty up my database so I
would like to check with Google to see if what the user inputted was
correct.
How do I extrac
ponent.long_name.xmltext#
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>
> > I have users that input data that is sometimes is not correct. For
> > instance they might misspell their city or they might write &
plz send me answer fast as possible
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Hi,
Did you ever get an answer to this question? I also have a kml overlay I
diced up into tiles and need to set the transparency to 65%. The files are
either .png or .jpeg. The transparency looked good in google earth but I
need to get it done on a web page without GE.
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Hi, I tred to use that code to refresh the opacity feature of the .png
files overlaying the map. The problem is the function is currently
activated by a button click. I need it to be activated every time the user
zooms in or pans across the map. Can you advise? Here is the working
code. and als
Cool,
As far as the MCustomTileLayer object. I don't see any reference to KML
in the source code. I suspect the code is not out where you can see it in
the source code correct? Is this a pay to play object?
Dave
On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 10:00 AM, Marcelo wrote:
> You cannot modi
o get this done not on a mouse click but when the page
reloads after a zoom or pan? Thanks a bunch!
Dave
Google Maps JavaScript API v3 Example: KmlLayer KML
http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.4.js"</a>;>
http://maps.google.com/maps/
usage
reflected in the console (3.7 also has warnings if the key isn't set up
correctly, so that might be a good one to test against).
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Dave
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Did you ever figure this out? The location you are looking to get
directions to is a private driveway in an apartment complex. Look at it on
Google maps and go to streetview.
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There are several of this little hiccups. I see the same thing you do for
West Orange, but oddly, I see the same thing on Google Maps and removing
the space makes it worse. I've seen that if the API gets it wrong, Google
Maps will usually get it right, but not in this case. You did the correct
to see if the route goes on a ferry or a train (get
the directions from London to Paris and you'll see what I mean) because of
the non-deterministic nature of those routes. I've also asked to have a
return for that.
Dave
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covered and what's not:
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ation whether I have crossed an invalid
international boundary.
I hope that makes sense. I wish I could supply a link, but it's inside our
firewall (hence the need for the Premier license).
Thanks, Dave
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> You might be able to use streetview to fine-tune that.
I use a combination of street view and Google Earth to fine-tune. Or I
request that my vendors send me the geocodes for their locations. I'm
finding that more and more are able to provide that info.
BTW, I think 530 W. 120th St. is on t
Look at the InfoWindowsOptions object for the pixelOffset. A positive
number in the height of the Size will move it down the y axis. e.g.
info = new google.maps.InfoWindow({content: "here is my info
text",pixelOffset: new google.maps.Size(0,30)});
Dave
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> The link to the image file doesn't work. If I put a good link in, then it
> works fine for me with or without the code for the first marker.
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27;d really appreciate it ...
I've been working on this little project for over a year now.
Many thanks well in advance!
Dave
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Hi Jan,
The list of values is here:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/geocoding.html#GeocodingAddressTypes
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