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At the moment if your zoom level is set too high you won't see the markers even if you're searching within a radius that includes them. They will show up in the search listing, but not on the map. It would be great to have the zoom dynamically set so that the map includes all map markers within that radius regardless of the zoom property value set.
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You can use the &searchZoom property to accomplish this. If you want you can even set the property dynamicly with a snippet. I dont see this to be a feature that needs to be there by default.
searchZoom is not dynamically zooming, for showing all points around.
HP8haNU7YxzBkTA is trying to say that if you choose 100km radius and press find you will see only that point that you finding. For the users be preferred that they can see their places(point that they searching) and stores that is around XXkm radius.
I can propose that the searchZoom is depend on radius and calculation will be something like that: 100km - 8, 50km - 9, 25km - 10, 10km - 11, 5km -11. But this method is bugy, because map area is not be usefull.
Better way that the google maps is automatically zooming all points including search point.
At the moment if your zoom level is set too high you won't see the markers even if you're searching within a radius that includes them. They will show up in the search listing, but not on the map. It would be great to have the zoom dynamically set so that the map includes all map markers within that radius regardless of the zoom property value set.
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