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specifying a custom center via map_config #11

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funtoosh opened this issue Mar 15, 2011 · 9 comments
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specifying a custom center via map_config #11

funtoosh opened this issue Mar 15, 2011 · 9 comments

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@funtoosh
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hi there,
i was trying to give a map with loads of markers a custom center point, "default_point" would not work, as there are location elements in location_selector, so i tried to add a center via map_config: {center: LatLng(lat: 52.539366, lng: 13.387549)} but to no avail ... are there any other ways to achieve that? am i missing sth.?
cheers from germany, and thx for the plugin, great job! -f

@funtoosh
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PS you can see my attempt over here: http://cyclingtheworld.de/#route

@funtoosh
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mhm, any ideas? anyone?

@brd1984
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brd1984 commented May 13, 2011

@funtoosh

Have you had any luck with this? I am too trying to work out how to have a custom center for the map.

See mine: http://www.deeside.ac.uk/community/. Need the map icons centering

Thanks

@metalguru
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Any chance you two have had luck with this? I'm attempting to center a map at a specific point rather than automatically centering based on pin dispersal... using center: google.maps.LatLng([point], [point]) isn't working for me. The map continues to center based on the pins.

Thanks!!

@brd1984
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brd1984 commented Jun 21, 2011

No luck at all, let me know if you find one!

Cheers

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On 21 Jun 2011, at 18:00, metalgurureply@reply.github.com wrote:

Any chance you two have had luck with this? I'm attempting to center a map at a specific point rather than automatically centering based on pin dispersal... using center: google.maps.LatLng([point], [point]) isn't working for me. The map continues to center based on the pins.

Thanks!!

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@metalguru
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Hey brd184,

I was able to accomplish centering the map on the marker areas I want by using the bounded:false mod here:
tra@5f7414b

If you specify bounded:false in your data-jmapping attribute the marker will not be included in that centering/boundary calculation. So, while it's not specifying a "center point" per se, I'm achieving a center point by excluding markers.

Not sure if I'm explaining it well! ...hope it makes sense. The site I'm working with isn't public yet, otherwise I'd give you a link to my example. It will be live soon though and I'll post a link.

@brd1984
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brd1984 commented Jun 27, 2011

Hey - works like a treat!! Thanks so much for the answer!

Cheers
Ben

On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 9:34 PM, metalguru <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

Hey brd184,

I was able to accomplish centering the map on the marker areas I want by
using the bounded:false mod here:

tra@5f7414b

If you specify bounded:false in your data-jmapping attribute the marker
will not be included in that centering/boundary calculation. So, while it's
not specifying a "center point" per se, I'm achieving a center point by
excluding markers.

Not sure if I'm explaining it well! ...hope it makes sense. The site I'm
working with isn't public yet, otherwise I'd give you a link to my example.
It will be live soon though and I'll post a link.

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@filemeaway
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@metalguru

I know this is a few months old, but how do you actually set the center Lat/Lng?

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ghost commented Jul 29, 2013

Hello, I was also able to accomplish centering the map with @metalguru's method.

I actually had the HTML5 metadata_options: {type: 'html5'}, enabled, so I simply chose my point with data-bounded="true"> to center the map to that metadata.

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