Using setZoom() after using fitBounds() with Google Maps API V3

I'm using fitBounds() to set the zoom level on my map too include all the markers currently displayed. However, when I have only one marker visible, the zoom level is 100% (... which zoom level 20 I think...). However, I don't want it to be that far zoomed in so the user can adjust the position of the marker without having to zoom out.

I have the following code:

var marker = this.map.createMarker(view.latlng, this.markerNumber);
this.map.bounds.extend(view.la开发者_Python百科tlng);
this.map.map.setCenter(this.map.bounds.getCenter());
this.map.map.fitBounds(this.map.bounds);
if (this.markerNumber === 1) {
  this.map.map.setZoom(16);
}
this.markerNumber++;

where this.map.bounds was previously defined as:

this.map.bounds = new google.maps.LatLngBounds();

However, the problem I am having is that the line this.map.map.setZoom(16); doesn't work if I use this.map.map.fitBounds(this.map.bounds);, however, I know that line of code is correct because when I comment out the fitBound() line, the setZoom() magically starts functioning.

Any ideas how I resolve this? I'm thinking of setting a maxZoom level as an alternative if I can't get this working.

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Alright, I've figured it out. Apparently, the fitbounds() happens asynchronously, so you have to wait for a bounds_changed event before setting zoom works.

map = this.map.map;

map.fitBounds(this.map.bounds);
zoomChangeBoundsListener = 
    google.maps.event.addListenerOnce(map, 'bounds_changed', function(event) {
        if (this.getZoom()){
            this.setZoom(16);
        }
});
setTimeout(function(){google.maps.event.removeListener(zoomChangeBoundsListener)}, 2000);

Update: See @Nequin's answer using addListenerOnce for a better solution that doesn't require a timeout.

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google.maps.event.addListenerOnce(yourMap, 'bounds_changed', function(event) {
  if (this.getZoom() > 15) {
    this.setZoom(15);
  }
});

This solution works better… instead of waiting on timeout to remove listener. Call this directly before using fitBounds (I believe calling after will work as well).

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I found the additional zoom to be a little jarring. If you set the maxZoom option before calling fitBounds (and then unset it in the callback) you can avoid it:

map.setOptions({
    maxZoom: 10
});

map.setCenter(new google.maps.LatLng(-89, -179)); // make sure it changes so the idle listener gets called back

map.fitBounds(bounds);

var listener = google.maps.event.addListenerOnce(map, "idle", function()
{
    map.setOptions({
        maxZoom: 999
    });
});

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I have simple and dirty solution.
Use If else ...

var marker = this.map.createMarker(view.latlng, this.markerNumber);
this.map.bounds.extend(view.latlng);
this.map.map.setCenter(this.map.bounds.getCenter()); 
if (this.markerNumber === 1) {
  this.map.map.setZoom(16);
} else {
   this.map.map.fitBounds(this.map.bounds);
}       
this.markerNumber++;

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I just added one line to the function addBounds(position) and it fixed it, as the following shows:

    addBounds: function(position) {
        this.get('bounds', new google.maps.LatLngBounds()).extend(this._latLng(position));
        this.get('map').fitBounds(this.get('bounds'));
        this.get('map').setZoom(16);//line added
        return this;
    },

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All the solutions with event listeners didn't work for me (this.getZoom() always is undefined in the callback and this.setZoom() has no effect).

I came up with this solution which worked nicely:

function set_zoom() {
    if(map.getZoom()) {map.setZoom(map.getZoom() - 1);}
    else {setTimeout(set_zoom, 5);}
}
setTimeout(set_zoom, 5);