I am building a page (php/mysql) to display job postings on a map. I am querying the db and creating markers for all jobs, and the map's initial position will be based on user input, so as the user moves the map around they can see other points. All is good. The next thing I want to do is display a list of the job postings below the map, but only those currently visible in the map, which means I need to requery each time the map moves or zooms, and the query needs the boundaries of the visible map. Can anyone point me in the right direction, tutorials, sample code, or posts?
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