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na...@gmail.com <na...@gmail.com> #2
Adding a separate subscribe button and or levels would be a great idea. I especially like the idea of being able to subscribe only to the developer and official Google replies. This would allow people to also keep in touch with any important updates without getting plagued by nonsensical and useless "*" messages sent by people who think they are helping.
an...@google.com <an...@google.com> #3
Thanks for your suggestion!
We are currently evaluating this request, but do not have any plans to implement it at the moment.
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We are currently evaluating this request, but do not have any plans to implement it at the moment.
Please star to add your vote and receive further updates, and feel free to add any comments to discuss your use case.
Description
# It is OK to share your API Project ID, but _not_ API keys.
What would you like to see us add to this API?
Several approaches possible when no image is available:
1) the OnCancel() callback from animateCamera() could get called
2) an event could get fired
3) requests for unavailable zoom levels could be essentially ignore (the Javascript API seems to do this)
4) have getMaxZoomLevel() return the actual MaxZoomLevel instead of 21 which it always seems to do with both MAP_TYPE_SATELLITE and MAP_TYPE_HYBRID (I suppose this one is really a Bug Report)
What part of the API (please specify, a library, or the code module)?
GoogleMap
Please describe how the feature should work:
Either camera moves into places with no imagery should be disallowed or moves that have that result should report that it happened or one should be able to ask if it will happen so one doesn't try to make such a move.
Please give a use case or explain where and why you need this feature:
I don't want users to be able to wander into areas that have no satellite imagery. Calling MaxZoomService for every camera move is way too expensive and unstuck in time.