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Example 4
Now we've put on our first layer, a circle that represents a 10 mile radius around our location.
In addition, we've add a map scale that changes as we zoom in and out. To better see the circle, we've also changed
the defined zoom level to 8.
Here's the code we used (changes & additions are highlighted):
<googlemaps:map id="map" width="250" height="300" version="1" type="STREET"
zoom="8">
<googlemaps:key domain="localhost" key="xxxx"/>
<googlemaps:point id="point1" address="74 Connors Lane" city="Elkton"
state="MD" zipcode="21921" country="US"/>
<googlemaps:marker id="marker1" point="point1">
<googlemaps:infowindow display="false">
74 Connor Lane<br/>Elkton, MD
</googlemaps:infowindow>
</googlemaps:marker>
<googlemaps:circle id="circle1" point="point1" radius="10" color="#ff0000"
weight="3"/>
<googlemaps:panControl enable="true"/>
<googlemaps:typeControl enable="true"/>
<googlemaps:zoomControl enable="true" size="large"/>
<googlemaps:wheelControl enable="true"/>
<googlemaps:scaleControl enable="true"/>
</googlemaps:map>
That's just the first of the layers, next we'll add a second marker so we can generate some other layer examples.
In example 5, we'll add the second marker and draw a line to connect them.
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