I have already read, but I have some regrets to apply in my situation because I have many markers (ATMs) ~ 5000, everyday).
In my application, the user places his marker (it is called marker A) by clicking on the map or by address via geocode; I know that there is a marker in the specific scope of marker A.
As I said, I can not start all the markers again, this is likely to kill the user browser, and if possible, to avoid AJAX requests to search in my database to love.
Actually I insert markers on the map via
Is there a way to search between markers in the visible area of the map?
After several research, I ended up with the recurrence solution ().
To reduce the number of repeated objects, I divided into the state base (this time has been implemented), maybe in the future I can add more divisions.
If it can be useful to someone else, my 'solution' means an array:
places = {"this": ["Rome", "Venice"], "fr": ["Paris", "Lyon"], "Es": ["Madrid", "Barcelona", "Girona"]} To get a google geoded state with marker ('fr', 'this') where the places are looking for.
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