Google returns the current lat and lon, but the lower left lat and lon and upper right lat and lon are calculated. I have not been able to figure out how it’s calculated. Does anyone know if it’s a static distance? a percentage difference? How is it calculated? Chicago, IL New York UPDATE: Knowing it’s 103.5 miles from center to
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Posting Coordinates to Database from Google Maps API
Edit: I solved the problem. Leaving it up in case someone needs something similar in the future. I am trying to use google map api to get coordinates and save the information in a database. If the …
Combine Geocode with marker clustering
How to use MarkerCluster with geolocations from a database, displaying markers on the map works fine. but I haven’t been able to implement marker clustering. Any help would be appreciated Answer You are creating a new MarkerCluster every time you create a marker. Create it once, add all the markers to the same MarkerClusterer object. proof of concept fiddle code