pushpin | an Atom Publishing Protocol client on Rails

I'm using Bing Maps V8 and As per ask, I've to move/pan the bing map to set the visibility of the pushpin. Based on the pushpin location we can directly set the view as shown below but I've adjust/move the bing map only if the current view of bing maps doesn't have the pushpin visible to the naked eye.

I cannot see a local image in my map marker, I am using the following code:

In my mapping app, when I populate a table with all the data about a location EXCEPT the coordinates (Latitude and Longitude) -- which I don't expect the user to know/provide), those values are determined later programmatically when the map that the data represents is loaded in the app for the first time.

When I do load the existing map from the main form, the code is this:

Using javascript and "document.querySelector" to successfully identify and extract text from the last message on a Discord channel is proving difficult. I've done this successfully on other websites by using :last-child, as such:

In my app, the user can either load a text file (semi-colon delimited) which describes the characteristics of locations to be turned into [Push]Pins on a Bing Map, or load pre-existing map data (from a local database) to the same end.

In the case of loading from the database, it's working great and a Pin is displayed on the map for every corresponding record in the database, such as this:

But when I populate the database from the contents of the text file and then create Pins based on those values, only a subset of the pins display on the map - usually just the first two, in fact!

But then, when I load the same map from the database, all displays as it should.

I've checked the database after generating the new records from the text file, and all the records are indeed there (including the coordinates (Latitude and Longitude values). The code seems to be the same in both cases. But it's not displaying all the Pins...

The text file contents are such as this (this is what created the map shown above):

I am creating maps where in some cases the pushpins represent locations where events occurred and where the date of the events are significant. I want to display the order of the chronological events on the pushpins themselves (with additional data being available to the user via the toolip property/by hovering).

For example, I want a map that looks like this:

...to look something like this:

Is there a way to do this?

Using a different version/flavor of Bing Maps several years ago, I asked this same question and ultimately self-posted the answer, here.

But that doesn't work with my Winforms app using the WPF control. With this code:

When I add a slew of Pushpins to a Bing Map, I want the zoom level to automagically update to the "best fit" - the "closest in" view that allows all of the Pushpins to be displayed.

I would imagine that it would be done by computing the zoom level required by discovering the latitude values that are the furthest north and southmost, and the longitude values that are furthest east and west, and then centering on the average value of those.

My idea is passing a List of GeoCoordinates to a method that would return the appropriate ZoomLevel, and possibly a separate method that would calculate the center point of the map.

These two values could then be used for the map's SetView(location, ZoomLevel) method.

Has this been done already, or is there a Bing Maps call that will handle this?

I have a code in maps JS api. I have 2 query search , one for finding near pharmacy, and other for hospitals. I want to label the returning markers with F for pharmacy and H for hospitals. How do I make this separation? And how can I put in query to search for hospitals and pharmacies? I tried many combinations but it return only hospital or pharmacies.