Works fine in FireFox and Safari but IE 7,8,9 don´t show a map or any JS-Error. Without the markes it works in IE too.

detect if using https and use it instead of http://www.google.com

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It seems that the infowindowanchor property is initialized with (9,2) and remains always the same, even if you set other values they're not populated.

In my case the anchor is always on top of the graphic icon / pin, not at the place where the pin points at.

Why does the min version have a link like:
MarkerImage("http://thydzik.com/thydzikGoogleMap/markerlink.php ... ?
this is not in the .js file.

Hi

For some reason, this property is not working when the map is initialize.

Nothing happen, no error, nothing... Any ideas?

I noticed that the "data('gmap').marker" value is not emptied after a call to removeAllMarkers in the 3.1.0 version.
I am not sure whether it really is a bug or a feature (for performance improvements), that is why I prefered creating a ticket instead of a pull request.

To reproduce

• add 10 markers to a map
• call $map.gMap('removeAllMarkers');
• run console.log($map.data('gmap').markers.length);

What happens

• it displays "10" for the markers length

Expected

• it should display "0", meaning that the markers variable must be an empty array

Fix

• in the removeAllMarkers function, replace the last line "markers[]" with "this.data('gmap').markers = [];"

Can you please tag the last version, so that it can be used with bower.

When i add markers after an AJAX call, the markers get added nicely but the autoZoom function doesn´t bring them in view. How can i fix this? I also tried your 3.3.0 alpha version but no improvement :(

Here is my AJAX call:

$('form').submit(function() {
     $.ajax({
    url: 'process.php',
    dataType: 'json',
    data: $(this).serialize(),
    success: function( data ) {
        console.log( 'Sample of data:', data );
        //window.console.log('You: '+youarehere.address);
        map.gMap("removeAllMarkers");
        //map.gMap("addMarker", youarehere);
        map.gMap("addMarkers", data);

        map.gMap('setZoom',"fit");

    }// success end
  }); // ajax end
  return false;
});// submit end

and here the gmap init

map.gMap({
    markers: [
        latitude: 51.9243269,
        longitude: 7.5146842,
        html: 'Dülmener Straße 33, 48163 Münster, Germany',
        ],
    zoom: "fit",
    //latitude: "fit",
    //longitude: "fit",
    log: true
}); // gmap end

var map = $("#map_canvas");

map.gMap({
markers: [
{
address: "huron, ohio 44839"
},
{
address: "sandusky, ohio 44870"
},
{
address:" cincinatti, ohio"
}

    ],
    zoom: "fit"

// latitude: "fit",
// longitude: "fit",
});

wondering why if i pass in lat/long it zooms correctly, but if addresses are passed in it breaks and only zooms to the last level.

is there a workaround for this beyond passing the address to the geocoder and plugging the lat/long back into the array?