Show a set of data as pins on the map.

When many pins are very close together, dynamically cluster them into a single marker showing the number of pins within it.

Show route directions between two points with up to 8 waypoints on the way.

Allow the end user to ask for directions from one location to another.

Render a large number of data points as a geographic heatmap.

Visualisation that helps show pins that are very close or overlapping.

Demonstrates how multiple instances of the map plugin can be rendered on the page, and how each can be manipulated independently.

Show a letter as a label on each pin.

Use an alternative image for the pins. Icons are loaded from a URL. Each data point may have a different icon.

Load icons for the markers loaded as Static Application Files in the APEX application.

Allow the user to search the map for an address or location name.

Find the user's device location on the map.

Have a link in a report that, when clicked, pans to a pin on the map and shows its info window.

Allow the end user to drag pins to new locations on the map.

Make the map "static" - i.e. so the user cannot zoom or pan.

Add your own JavaScript code to perform customisations, e.g. using the Google Maps JavaScript API.

Associate "flex fields" with extra data with each pin on the map.

Show a Google Maps Layer (Traffic, Transit, or Bicycling)

Show a custom layer containing HTML, imagery, or anything at a given location on the map.

Draw shapes (polygons) onto the map. Drag-and-drop GeoJSON files onto the map. Export features as a GeoJSON document.

Add custom behaviour when pins are added to the map.

Override the user's preferred language, and/or bias geocode results (searching by address) to a particular region.

Provide a javascript function to format or manipulate each marker with whatever logic you need.

Load a large number of pin data in batches, via multiple ajax calls.

Control options on the map declaratively, using the Actions plugin.