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The issue only occurs with iPhone.<br />
I've just found that changing the dimensions of the map canvas div appears to have resolved this. &nbsp;I'll do a little more testing and post again.
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The issue only occurs with iPhone.
I've just found that changing the dimensions of the map canvas div appears to have resolved this.  I'll do a little more testing and post again.

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Tweaking the map_canvas dimensions solve it. &nbsp;Thanks for testing.
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Tweaking the map_canvas dimensions solve it.  Thanks for testing.

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I have a Google Map at <a href="http://www.mauivacationrental.com/maptest.htm" rel="ugc">www.mauivacationrental.com/maptest.htm</a>&nbsp; &nbsp;Zoom and map type controls are enabled, and they appear (and function) on a desktop or iPad, but not on iPhone. &nbsp;Aside from that, zooming in on the marker doesn't focus on our the lat/long settings , like it does on iPad or desktop. &nbsp; I'd like to render the controls visible, and make the marker perform as expected.<br />
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The map is intentionally panned on initial loading, and is supposed to center on the marker with change in zoom or tapping the marker.
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I have a Google Map at www.mauivacationrental.com/maptest.htm   Zoom and map type controls are enabled, and they appear (and function) on a desktop or iPad, but not on iPhone.  Aside from that, zooming in on the marker doesn't focus on our the lat/long settings , like it does on iPad or desktop.   I'd like to render the controls visible, and make the marker perform as expected.

The map is intentionally panned on initial loading, and is supposed to center on the marker with change in zoom or tapping the marker.

Google Map controls invisible in iPhone, and marker behaves strangely

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