On Jun 28, 2:05 pm, Nathan Raley <
nlrale...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Right now the only way to do this that I know of is to have 2 markers. You
> can use the .bindTo("position", MarkerOnMainMap) method to bind the marker
> positions together so that when you drag one the other is dragged as well.
> But as of right now the only way to have a custom street view pano and to
> show markers on both is to make 2 markers, one for the main map and one for
> the street view and to bind the position as I described above.
>
> On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 1:36 PM, spiderplant0
>
> > Hi, I'm getting confused with StreetView. As far as I can tell there
> > are two main ways to show a street-view:
> > use: .getStreetView() on a map object
> > or use the constructor: new google.maps.StreetViewPanorama(...)
> > If you use the '.getStreetView()' way, I believe you cannot set
> > StreetViewPanoramaOptions such as disabling the address control.
> > And if you use the 'new google.maps.StreetViewPanorama' way, you dont
> > get automatic overlay sharing - e.g. markers that are on the map cant
> > be made to appear on the street-view.
> > Is there a way to allow full control of the streetview options and
> > allow markers to be automatically shown on both map and streetview? (I
> > guess the cumbersome alternative is to have 2 sets of identical
> > markers - one set for the map and one set for the streetview).
> > Thanks.
>
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