> For Rossko, I don't know what non-optimized markers are
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/reference.html#MarkerOptions
Default optimized markers use Canvas, where the browser provides.
Non-optimized markers are constructed in DOM.
The different techniques the
> 1. Go to maps.google.com
This group is for the javascript Maps API
Please report maps.google.com issues in
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/maps
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> my question is what should be my next
> stop to search and locate a zip code of a certain area (UK Area)?
What do you mean..
Find the centre, or find the extent, of a postcode supplied by the
user?
or
Find the items of your dataset that lie within a postode, supplied
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> I haven't been able to find a way to ask the API to make the title visible
> or hidden.
You can't. The 'title' is something the browser manages.
A similar thread
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/thread/6d9a2ae441bde75a/4a27ea7425e214b3
I would think you can ad
What happens if you set your little-square marker options for non-
optimized?
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> Does this make sense?
Yes, it does. You'll have to write code to make it behave the way you
want.
Try this in your browser
http://www.rentalmatch101.com.php5-20.dfw1-1.websitetestlink.com/phpsqlsearch_genxml.php?lat=40&lng=-100&radius=1
It's a search that should return no properties.
When you
> Example link =http://www.rayoflightes.com/gmaps/form1.php
I get javascript errors, do you not get that?
In http://www.rayoflightes.com/gmaps/form2.php, the variable
'myMarker' is ctreated in local scope within your geocoder callback,
but you try to use it when defining listeners (a) outside the
It may well not be the last word, but 'Mr.Google' said 32x32 here
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/thread/875856c4acd875a4/e34fdce09f040633
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I believe kmlLayer is restricted to 32x32 icons. You may not be using
kmlLayer, can't guess.
Here's a group for general KML discussions
http://groups.google.com/group/kml-support
Here's the KML tutorial
http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/kml_tut.html
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> Both could be executed with the window.onload command, rather than the
> body tag.
Why 'both'? You don't need everything to happen at once. There is
absolutely nothing stopping you having code that geolocates, plots a
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> I feel dumb asking this, but I've put var sidebarInfo = ""; in every
> function on the page and I can't get it to clear the list. Where am I
> supposed to put the call in my code?
Where do you start to process new markers? Put it the front of marker
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> It looks
> like there are two maps being drawn and the DB map is blocking out the
> geolocation map.
Yep, that's exactly it, it does what you tell it to do.
> function load() {
> var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map"), {
Makes a map in the with id map.
>
> I would like develop a offboard navigation solution to be used in cars
See terms of use
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/terms.html
" 10.2(c)
(c) No Navigation, Autonomous Vehicle Control, or Enterprise
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> Shrunk zoom control is showing white and blue line.
This line in your CSS is the problem
.entry-content img, .comment-content img, .widget img {max-width:
97.5%;}
> I have read that adding a css
> #map_canvas img { max-width: none; }
> may fix it, but this hasn't done anything
It's along the r
> Googles method: SQL query > XML > Markers (each step requires a loop)
>
> Simple method: SQL query > Markers (one less loop and no XML)
If the user then goes on to search around another location, the AJAX
method can be used to fetch and display new data without reloading the
page.
The webpage it
> When I search for properties that are in my database, I get undefined in the
> sidebar, null(1.2) in the drop down, and the map doesn't move. I have
> attached my code. Any help is appreciated.
Your phpsqlsearch_genxml.php returns an invalid XML file if it doesn't
find any content for a given se
> I have
> attached my code.
I can't debug that because your database is not available via
http://google-maps-js-api-v3.googlegroups.com/
Post a link to your map for more help.
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> I'm having trouble finding the code or a tutorial for this. How do I add the
> sidebar to the v3 store locator instead of the drop down?
Have you looked at any of these yet?
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/search?group=google-maps-js-api-v3&q=store+locator+sidebar
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> earlier quote - "I'm guessing that it should go on the main page
> instead of being
> placed within the XML output of the business listings, since that's
> server side info, and user location is client side."
Yes, that would make sense, as javascript placed in a file being
treated as XML data is
> Agreed, and it seems like it's a waste of time to try to mix PHP into
> that function.
It may be that you haven't grasped how php works? ALL the php is run
at server, any output is assembled into a page which is sent to the
client, THEN the client builds the display and runs any javascript.
>
> var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map"), {
> center: new google.maps.LatLng( $row_result_loc['loc_lat'];?>, ),
Whatever geolocation code you put in before that, your php writes in
the centre values here effectively hardcoded. Have you used your
browser's '
> src="https://www.google.com/jsapi?key=ABCDEFG";>
Well that clearly isn't a valid key. First suggestion, use a key
valid for the website you are attempting this on.
If that doesn't help, provide a link to the webapge you a
> But it doesn't work - infact, putting any code into getTileURL except
> '{ return "/url" }' seem to make it to fail.
If only we could see what "fail" meant
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> I just wanted to check - this is a feature of the geo-location? It's
> not limited to each time map is opened / refreshed is it?
There is no geo-location built into the Maps API.
You've found and used an example of how to add the capability - which
is indeed a one-shot locator, and works the way
> Would
> I be right in thinking that the affiliate site would actually be incurring
> those charges and not me? Is there a way of avoiding this?
Get your customers to put your map in an iframe, so that you host
everbody's maps amd are the one liable for charges. I think!! It's
not entirely cle
> I have a delivery business and it's important to see how the next delivery
> day is going to look like, how to plan it, etc.
You'll probably want to check the terms of use before investing too
much effort:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/terms.html
For the free service,
" 10.2 Restrictions on t
> Marker drag works fine - the map centers on the new position - until I
> do a geocode operation, after which it fails. Note that the alert
> "dragend @ 620" doesn't appear, which suggests that the listener
> function isn't active. But why?
Your addrlkup() function removes the previous marker (
> I've actually been looking at it for hours but can't seem to figure out how
> to declare the widgets so they are public.
function myFunction() {
var bananas = new Thingamajig(bleh);
}
You won't be able to access 'bananas' after myFunction has completed,
it is local in scope.
var bananas;
fu
> I think the fundamental issue is I don't know how to address the existing
> circle.
Yes, I would focus on that as a scope problem. Do some homework on
javascript variable scope, example
http://econym.org.uk/gmap/scope.htm
If you want only one circle, and want to mess with at later times, a
glob
> How could I trigger my tile server to re-compute all tiles (or at
> least the ones in the viewport) every 5 seconds ?
That doesn't seem to be a question about the maps API, but about
whatever you are using for a tile server. One approach might be just
to have it calculate new tiles for every re
> We have a very strict deadline of
> next week.
That's not our problem.
Generally, lockouts due to abuse recover in 24 hours or so, so maybe
just wait a while.
> Please point me out to someone who can help me unlock our internal dev
> sites. I would appreciate all the help that I can get.
No-o
> Right now I have the geocoded values as I requested through javascript. What
> i need to do is store these values in my database to save users request so i
> can refer to these values at a later date.
First you need to read the terms of use before storing copies of
Google's data
> The problem i
> - Is there a way to remove the disturbing information from the info window
> by changing the kml file from which the map features are imported? That way,
> I would not be forced to learn the API :-) I have put an example kml
> here:http://www.mtb-genuss.de/005/bayrischzell_img_wpt.kml
Open your
> If I implement google maps and one of the visitors to my site clicks on a
> location/business can I store that choice for that visitor in my DB?
Store what, exactly? What will be important is where the information
that you intend to store is derived from. The lat/long of a user's
click, some b
> http://www.felixweb.it/italia2011f.html
Your variable 'map' is undeclared, may give different results in
different browsers (doesn't work at all in IE for me)
Your code
geocoder.geocode( { 'address': luogo}, function(results, status) {
data = riga[2];
Your variabl
> Is there any standard format to supply the address string to Google
> GeoCoding API to get the most accurate results on map.
No, there is no standard address format around the world
You may able to narrow down results with viewport biasing
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It's a normal polygon, it won't "look the same" as you zoom in and
out?
There are well-known algorithms to get lat/long at distance and
bearing from a given lat/long, but those are subject to projection
visual "distortion"
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> What is the GGeoXML, do you have an example that uses that?
>
> Also, i note that this particular example is made with v2
These statements are linked ; GGeoXml is the v2 equivalent of kmlLayer
in v3
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> can I draw a square in the form of polygon which looks same at
> different zoom level ?
The easiest way would be to place a "big marker" using an icon image
of a square on transparent
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> However I'm trying to enhance the functionality somewhat to allow the
> user to manipulate the date range of posts shown to achieve a similar
> effect to what is seen here except except showing pins and the
> variable will be the number of days.
Seems to have nothing to do with maps, though you
> layer.setQuery("select geometry from 1813014 where name=" &
> schoolID);
Have you looked at your browser's javascript error message?
'layer' is not defined
A 'leyer' was used in your initialize() function, but that is no
longer available after initialize() has completed, w
> I want to calculate the distance between two objects latlng, and want
> to know the formula for calculating the distance calculation
If you want the general formulaes to write code in the language of
your choice, use Google's search engine
http://www.google.com/search?q=lat+long+distance+calcula
> Any ideas?
'me too' doesn't help the investigators, did you see this part?
" Can you post a link to a demo page please? Which browsers are you
seeing
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> I am using a custom marker icon.Is there a way to compress the icon
> file? As it looks very huge on the maps.
You can specify the Size of icons
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/overlays.html#Icons
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> > I trying to handle the 'mouseover' and 'mousemove' events off a polygon but
> > when i set the clickable option to false it stop's to handle the events.
Yes, that is how it works.
> > I found here a topic with the same problem, in this topic a google employer
> > said they will change the doc
> There is no error, just maps wont render.
Could be many things. If you use the 'net' features of Firebug or
similar you'd be able to see any rejected requests. Time for a link
to a demo?
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> here is my code i used to get location by V2:
>
> https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/search/json?location=32.99...
The JSON content includes "status" : "ZERO_RESULTS"
Perhaps the Places API doesn't know much about Pyrmont
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> Try this "1, Ringel Taube Street, Nagercoil"
> in:http://koti.mbnet.fi/ojalesa/boundsbox/geocode_basic_3.htm
> &http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/pl...
>
> Former can at least detect "Nagercoil", but the Google's example
> can't.
Yes, they work in different
Okay, so now the hosting has accepted your site ...
> I have no idea what any of that is. I just redownloaded it from the
> website and I dont see any of that.
How are you doing that?
If I paste the KML url into a browser
http://www.jmwebspace.webege.com/databasepolygon.kml
and view the source I
> You will need to store the files on your own server and not link to
> the origin
But if a selection of "standard" icons were available as a permanent
resource at Google, they could be linked to with beneficial effects
e.g. served worldwide from the power of Google's distributed platform,
good ch
> If you mean my code, I pasted all the code above.
And there was a mistake even in that.
We're asking to see the real files because it may be a problem with
your hosting not serving the filetype correctly, or your host
injecting adverts etc. If you don't want to share, that's fine, but
its you
> I just noticed something about a resize function?
> Where do I have to add this?
After your jquery stuff does whatever it does to the map -
resizes, un-hides etc.
There you call the map's resize method so that it can discover its new
home
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> Any other ideas
Probably time to show us
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> Specifically, we need to know if it is possible to determine the
> coordinates of all street intersections (latitude, longitude,
> altitude) within a certain area (a polygon).
You cannot get this data in bulk from Google.
Well, aside from sitting somebody down with mouse clicks to capture
it.
I
> I want to give a limit to my map for my application, in fact, I don't want
> have the entire map, just a view of Paris and nothing more.
Principle
http://efreedom.com/Question/1-3818016/Google-Maps-V3-Limit-Viewable-Area-Zoom-Level
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> I need to figure out how to associate the proper image filename (i.e.
> "sub.gif) to its corresponding description (i.e. "Subject") in the
> LABEL field, and have it display on the map.
An example of selecting marker image by a data item
http://www.geocodezip.com/v3_markers_colored.html
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> Can you see from my above KML file what the issue is that is making
> this not a valid KML file by chance? I can't seem to figure it out.
I seem to recall Google's KML parser requires a enclosing
all
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> Thanks. Whats wrong with the doctype?
It doesn't have one at all now. Google do recommend one
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/tutorial.html#HTML5
it does help to get consistent layout across browsers.
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> I just wanted to know that is there any support for Saving the current
> displayed Map as Image.
No, it is against the terms of use.
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> Sorry, I've just about had it with IE :(
>
> http://www.chambresdhotes.org/cgi-bin/links/page.cgi?g=Google_Maps&t=...
Browsers react differently to invalid HTML
Try your page at http://validator.w3.org/
There's a problem with the doctype
There is a serious problem with the structure - two tag
> I have a big problem with GoogleMap, how to get the intersection coordinate
> of the polyline with other polyline, polygon, circle? Please help me!
In general
http://www.google.com/search?q=calculate+line+intersection
a suggested approach for polylines
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps
> Can someone let me know if I am doing it correctly?
Obviously not.
> Ok, using useStaticMap:false resolves the problem.
Do take note it is an undocumented option, it might disappear.
So far as I can see there is no formal enhancement request for it at
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/
but Berry (bratliff) may know more
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> And I visited this example with my
> iPad:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/ma...
You would modify that example to display a blue dot or a yellow cross
or whatever you want.
If you want it to update as you move, you would modify it further to
do that, perhaps u
> I'm applying styling to the map, and viewing the map inside Safari on
> iPhone4 (not simulator, real iphone). I see for a split second the default
> map color when the map loads, as well as when I pan and new tiles are
> loaded.
The API underlays a static map, which is then hidden by 'proper'
> Do you mean to declare the DirectionsService and
> DirectionsRenderer as a global var?
Yep.
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> mmm... but being that the idea of taking the GPS is to never stray too
> far from the designated path, isn't all you need to do is get the
> distance from the unit to the next waypoint - if it's off a couple of
> metres, big deal?
You can't rely on the people being where they ought to be in the
> I have implemented the directions in google maps v3. The steps also
> gets displayed but the problem I am facing is that when I get the
> directions for the second time between two points the old directions
> and the polylines are not getting replaced by the new polyline and
> directions.
You ma
> Kindly have a look athttps://developer.mozilla.org/en/window.setTimeoutthe
> first version of the syntax takes 3rd argument which are the parameters for
> the to be called function.
You're right. I'm so used to cross-browser javascript that I've never
seen it.
Discussion on cross-browser method
> > I definately saw maps.google.com substitute no marker at all for the
> > rubbish icon urls.
>
> I never saw that, it always worked on Google Maps for me (but I am in
> the US, so probably get the API, associated services and Google Maps
> from a different server than you do).
Now that is cur
> window.setTimeout(drawMyRoute,5000,routeSegment);
setTimeout has only two arguments.
Your drawMyRoute() function expects to be passed an array of points.
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> Has anyone run into this error, or know what might be causing it?
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/search?group=google-maps-js-api-v3&q=Uncaught+TypeError
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aha, dug around I do have a copy of the KML.
I suspect an April Fool?! the effect starts at id="style13" and
continues consistently.
It's not the thirteenth style, they are not in order, its the
fourteenth
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> I would think so, it seems to have a problem with the http: which
> seems to work with Google Maps.
I'd say kmlLayer was acting reasonably by substituting the default
blue marker for a rubbish icon url, not sure what is wanted by
reporting a bug about that?
I definately saw maps.google.com
> But looking closer at the kml, there is an issue. The icons that
> don't work have URLs that start with http:maps.gstatic.com/...
That's what I said :)
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> Works fine with Google
> Maps:http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?hl=en&ie=utf-8&msa=0&msid=215651189723...
I don't think it does? Looks to me like it doesn't display any marker
at all for those with typos in the IconStyle. See 'AM SAMUI PALACE'
at bottom of sidebar. But that is certainly differe
> See:http://tech.reumer.net/test/t.html
>
> The kml file shows blue markers instead of the defined custom markers.
Looks like a typo in your KML
http:maps.gstatic.com/mapfiles/ms2/micons/
convienancestore.png
isn't valid, default blue marker is substituted
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> Does anyone know if you can control the locatio of the grouped marker
> - they all seem to use their own algorithm to assign the position in
> relation to its composite markers.
Who "they"? MarkerClusterer for example is open source, if you want
to rewrite part of it you can.
To demonstrate tha
> Any idea why this is happening?
>
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7471830/google-maps-api-v3-weird-u...
The map is mostly made up of images carefully laid out. If you mess
with the image's CSS, it breaks the map.
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> What exactly do you think is the difference between an animation and
> calculating the positions in intervals?
Same thing ; my point was that you don't need to animate or display
any kind of _polyline_ at all, just plot train markers on the map.
Polyline-animating examples may be irrelevant for
If you are calculating and plotting real-time train locations, you
don't need any kind of polyline animation as such. You just plot the
trains, and recalculate and re-plot at intervals.
You will need the polyline between stations so that you know where to
plot the trains, though. From the timet
> I can get the name in tab name as Site. But how do I get the other
> data inside Number,Name and other things. Or atleast just the div part
> which is in the table.
Might help, depending what language your parser is in
http://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+parse+xml
Your XML isn't well-structur
> -A map of The Netherlands, where they can select a province.
OK
> -After clicking that province, a zoomed Google Maps map [of that province]
OK
> is shown where markers are moving along the railroad tracks on the maps.
> (and those railroadtracks would have to be make by me, in poly lines, as
> Then I can just change the call:
> Old: var ctaLayer = new
> google.maps.KmlLayer('http://montaoproject.appspot.com/list.kmz');
> New: var ctaLayer = new
> google.maps.KmlLayer('http://montaoproject.appspot.com/list.kml');
I've no idea; I don't understand your server side code nor if i
I'm probably misunderstanding what you mean by 'plan routes'.
Can you describe what you expect a user to see and do, and what you
expect to happen when they do it?
As Larrys says, it's easy to move a marker along a known polyline and
you've already found an example of that in your other threads.
> I was
> looking for something a bit different, though. I originally wanted to
> force the viewport to exactly match the lat/lon coordinates (so that
> the map only shows the content within the bounds).
The maps only come in integer zoom levels, so you can't make an exact
span fit a fixed size vi
> MY question is this: Can I get the GPS functionality (blue dot) using
> the v3 API?
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/basics.html#Geolocation
gives the basics
> Secondly is there a site that that gives simple
> instructions?
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentatio
> I am getting the error as GUnload is not refined.
GUnload is not defined in v3 API, the topic of this group.
Group for Maps API v2 problems -
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API
> I cannot
> share any code or send a link as I am working in the integration of
> maps and oracle apps.
> JSON, please let me know. Here is the code that generates the KMZ, I'd like
> to increase the number of days from 15 to 60 but then it times out
I think I'd start by not using KMZ.
Your problem I suspect, is the delayed response between when Google's
servers request the KMZ and when your applica
> And when I want google to use those lines to plan routes across them,
> do they all need to be 1 shape, or how do I have to build the railroad
> network?
You can't persuade the Google routing engine to use your data.
As already discussed in
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/br
> In the following linkhttp://econym.org.uk/gmap/example_cartrip2.htmhow
> can i highlight/pop-up point features/placemarks POIs (for example lets say
> bus stations) along the computed shortest route as and when the road
> polyline reaches incrementally near one of the POI's lat,long around the
> Thank you for the info! I can do that or change to Json markers. I see the
> example from google uses Json as än alternative to kml.
What example?
Bear in mind there may be peformance differences between KML and JSON
rendering, this can be significant if you have many markers
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> I think it's since the markers are
> spreading out but it still shouldn't display the whole world twice.
Zoom levels only come in discrete integer values. Depending on the
shape and size of the map 'canvas', zooming out to completely
accomodate a one-worlds-worth set of points may have to be to
> and I think I only have the zoom problem for one map and it's with KMZ /
Have a review of your previous posting at
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/thread/8af40e2e35d8ba39/eadb2891d4ebed01
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> We have the same problem.
Have you tried the same workaround ?
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> Hi, I need to get reference to the Polyline thats rendered by
> DirectionsRender, using v3.
There are a few examples in this thread I found from a quick search
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/thread/5b0ae4a42c44e5fc/1147a69344620219
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> The labels use the overlayimage pane, which I believe is the default pane
> for a marker.
Not if they are "optimized", the default option
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/reference.html#MarkerOptions
and
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-js-api-v3/browse_thread/
> Why does the kmllayer request die after 4 seconds?
It's a shared service. Clearly Google will have mechanisms to protect
it from users deliberately or accidentally hogging the service to the
detriment of other users.
I guess your dispute is with the cutoff thresholds Gopogle have set.
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