Hi Adrian,

I see a number of questions and so have answered them

1. To switch off clustering (actually set it to minimal values), add the following code snipit to the bottom of your Razor template.

   <script>
        terratype.onRender(function (provider, map) {
           map._markerclusterer.setMaxZoom(1);
           map._markerclusterer.setGridSize(1);
           map._markerclusterer.redraw();
        })
   </script>

   For anyone reading this in the future: This code will likely change as I now see a reason to add more control to the Clustering and so will implement something better in a future release.

2. You can control either the starting zoom and centre point or you can ask Terratype to auto fit for you using the Options object of Html.Terratype(). To AutoFit - As in Terratype picks the centre point and zoom

     @Html.Terratype(new Options { AutoFit = true, AutoRecenterAfterRefresh = true}, map)
   

   Or set the zoom and starting position manually

     @Html.Terratype(new Options { Zoom = 5, Position = new Terratype.CoordinateSystems.Wgs84("-30,130")}, map)
   

3. terratype.providers['Terratype.GoogleMapsV3'].maps[0]._center is an internal js value that is calculated for the AutoFit option above, But if you had some bizarre reason to use it directly, I suppose you could

   <script>
        terratype.onRender(function (provider, map) {
           map.handle.setCentre(map._centre);
              // NOTE: The map variable that is passed to this function is the same as 
              //       terratype.providers['Terratype.GoogleMapsV3'].maps[0], 
              //       but this is the proper way to access maps - 
              //       eg. use the Terratype js events to access map info 
              //       not via global variables.
         })
    </script>

   But this is literally what the AutoFit boolean flag does anyway. Or if you wanted to set it to some arbitrary value then

   <script>
         terratype.onRender(function (provider, map) {
            map.handle.setCentre(google.maps.LatLng(-30,130));
         })
   </script>

   NOTE: I am only adding this here to show the art of the possible, and how to use the Terratype js library for GMaps. See the docs for all events. Its better to use the Options of Html.Terratype() as they are guaranteed to be kept working with updates and they work across other map providers too.

Cheers

Jonathan

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