@Rossko - I don't think that I can use the span. The div that contains the
map can change - it can be 500px , 1000px, 2000px and the span can't really
give me accurate results. Sometimes - I see the whole world and the span is
around 290, sometimes I see the whorld 3 times and the span is 140.
@Rossko - I don't think that I can use the span. The div that contains the
map can change - it can be 500px , 1000px, 2000px and the span can't really
give me accurate results.
So you'd either have to do your calculation client-side, where you can
determine the current div size, or transmit
Hey Rossko,
thanks for your reply. I had a look at those threads and in a matter of
fact I take in account the dateline. I use the example from this book:
http://books.google.fr/books?id=GNMCdlkKU3sCprintsec=frontcoverhl=frsource=gbs_ge_summary_rcad=0#v=onepageqf=false
You can see the php code
This works really good for some zoom levels - I can move around - cross the
dateline and I'll always get the right results. But when I really zoom out
like in the image that I've attached in my first post - you can see that we
have 2 datelines. My query should actually search for results
Zoom level is not an option for me, because the user can actually make the
map's div smaller or bigger and in such a case I will have wrong data to
work with.
What is a the span of the map? Do you mean the toSpan() function for the
boundaries object?
I don't understand the sense of this sentence: Converts the given map
bounds to a lat/lng span.
You give it a bounds object, it tells you the width of that bounds
in degrees. Example : from -10 to +30 is a span of 40
from +30 to -10 is a span of 320
I do not think it will give consistent
I think your problem is related to the bug of google maps :
http://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=3650
On 23 fév, 21:16, Rossko ros...@culzean.clara.co.uk wrote:
but when I'm zoomed out I can see the whole map of the world in front of
me, but the boundaries for east and
but when I'm zoomed out I can see the whole map of the world in front of
me, but the boundaries for east and west are stating -79 east and +134
west.
Example discussion from a few years back
http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-api/browse_thread/thread/dca7b6c38883d0f3/5e85fd1efe956f82
