Why V2 notV3 On Thursday, 4 October 2012 16:43:41 UTC+1, The Blaster wrote: > > Did you ever find a Google Maps Expert ? > > On Tuesday, August 19, 2008 12:24:04 AM UTC-7, Nic Rodgers wrote: >> >> I'm looking for a Google Maps expert, with experience of server side >> clustering, who can deliver the following: >> >> 1. A Google Map (using the Javascript API) that displays: >> a) By default, it is zoomed out to show the whole of the UK >> b) At the default zoom, it shows 10 cluster markers. These should >> represent the most dense areas of markers. (Eg. If there are 1000 >> markers within London, then London should have a cluster marker shown >> at the default zoom level) >> c) Clicking one of the cluster marker zooms in to a level where >> you see more cluster markers, or actual markers (depending on the >> number of markers in the current viewable area). >> d) As you zoom in, you see more markers. >> e) Clicking on a marker opens a standard Google 'Bubble' window, >> containing some text and an image from the database. >> >> >> Notes: >> 1) A MySQL database contains rows for every marker that should >> appear on the map. Each row contains the Latitude/Longitude of the >> marker, and a marker type - there are 9 different markers (they are >> all the same width and height) that will be displayed on the map (we >> have designed these and will supply you with GIF/JPEG versions of each >> marker.) >> >> 2) The database currently contains around 1000 markers. It is >> expected to grow to 50,000. >> >> 3) Because of the expected number of markers in the database, a >> server side clustering solution is required (the JavaScript clustering >> solution ClusterMarker is too slow with more than 1000 markers). >> >> 4) The server-side clustering solution must run on PHP and be >> similar in functionality to the ACME labs clusterer, but PHP/MySQL >> based. >> >> 5) How you implement the marker clustering is up to you - so long >> as it is fast and scalable. Several methods seem to be popular - see >> relevant links below. >> >> If you are interested in working with us on this, please can you email >> me with an idea of when you could start, when you'd be able to >> complete the work, and how much you would charge. >> >> We are a UK company but willing to work with experts worldwide. We >> have a budget of up to around $1000 US. >> >> Potentially helpful (or irrelevant!) links >> [a] >> http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API/browse_thread/thread/6ef32d27075b59b5 >> >> >> [b] http://forum.sydphp.org/?a=topic&t=1074 >> >> [c] http://uwmike.com/maps/dams/index.php?data=au >> >> [d] >> http://groups.google.com/group/Google-AJAX-Search-API/browse_thread/thread/90668ec4265df08f/aa1e2224825b185c?lnk=raot >> >> >>
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