On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 2:15 AM, Gary Little wrote:
> Neat bindTo trick! No need to set up an event listener... Saved me
> several lines of code.
>
Yeah, I should probably add this to the sample code :)
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Chris,
Neat bindTo trick! No need to set up an event listener... Saved me
several lines of code.
Gary
On May 25, 2:59 am, Chris Broadfoot wrote:
> On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 7:07 AM, Johannes Schill
> wrote:
>
> > are being included in the result. Maybe my default bounds are bad in
> > my javascri
Hi Johannes,
You can construct your own google.maps.LatLngBounds() object to pass in
rather than obtaining one from the map:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/reference.html#LatLngBounds
Without some form of bounds restrict you are unlikely to get any
establishment pred
Hey there, question here
How are you able to load Google places int he first places?
I keep getting google.maps.places is undefined even when the
libraries=places
Just wondering
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Hi Thor!
Thanks for your quick reply. To rephrase: we're using a map, but its
not shown until the user clicks on a search result from the
autocomplete feature. I'll double-check the terms. Isnt it possible to
manually feed the Autocomplete with manually set bounds instead of the
map.getBounds()?
Hi Johannes,
As part of the Maps API, the Places library is covered by the Maps API Terms
of Service, which does require it be used in conjunction with a map. This
does not mean you must always pass in a map bounds when using Autocomplete,
but it does mean that your app must use a map in some w
