uluru | A simple , fast , LRU cache implementation | Caching library

You have ga typo in your code. The marker.setPosition method takes a google.maps.LatLng or google.maps.LatLngLiteral object as its argument. You are passing neither, you are providing an anonymous javascript object with a position property.

Either change your moveMarker function to:

Got it working, I will probably write a blogpost on it later.

You can follow any tutorial available on the web on how to get an API key via the Google Developer Console. It involves creating a project, adding required billing information, creating API key and then enabling Google Maps API for it. Make sure to restrict the API key when you plan to go public so that someone does not misuse your key for their purposes and use up your billing this way.

Because Google Maps requires loading an external JavaScript library, it is useful to load it ahead of time when your app first loads. to do that, add a index.html file to the root of your WASM project with the following content:

If your both php and script code as above are on the same page, you can add php variables to your script's uluru variable as:

You need to rename the second map const to marker:

From: const map = new google.maps.Marker({ to: const marker = new google.maps.Marker({

UPDATE: Oh, wait! You generate JS codes (markers) with PHP loop this cause multiple same variable names! Please learn more about (multiple) marker creation!

In this case you no need to assign a marker to a variable, simply create markers in loop:

Add the following CSS and it will work.

The two typical ways of creating a lot of elements in javascript is either:

1. concat a long string of the elements together, like "BananaApple" and then use .innerHTML on the parent select

2. use javascript to create each node independantly like document.createElement("OPTION") and .appendChild it.

There's performance implications on each. But native javascript doesn't do that kind of templating.

Use a separate location for the map center, adjust that so the marker appears where you want it to:

I get a javascript error in the console of your fiddle: Uncaught ReferenceError: i is not defined because i isn't defined on this line: })(marker, i));

The other issue is you are trying to add the event listener to an array, that doesn't work, you have to add it to the individual markers:

Issue seems with data that you pass to ajax call. Like start date and end date.

Please try below sample: