Convert Google maps code to openlayers

hi i have this code for google maps but need to convert it for openlayers bing maps

Code:

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  var latlng = new google.maps.LatLng(LAT, LNG);
        marker = new google.maps.Marker({
            position: latlng,
            title: 'Sitename' + ' ' + SiteName + ' '
            + 'LAC' + ' ' + LAC,
            animation: google.maps.Animation.DROP,
            draggable: true,
            icon: pinSymbol('cyan'),
            id: SiteName,
            label: { text: SiteName + ' ' + '(' + LAC + ')', color: '#ff0000', strokeColor: '#ffc125' },
            labelStyle: { opacity: 0.75 },
            zoom:20,
            map: gmap

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First this is for html/Jscript or asp forums.
Second you are not closing the market Json .... zoom:20,
map: gmap }) , I guess
Third I have no idea but I'm guessing the bing have some kind of similar layer? So I would create a class for gmaps that sprout to Json and a class for bing that sprout to Json also and try to convert the gmaps class to show the properties of the binq class and then Json it (newtonsoft Json or Json.net , I prefer the first).

Aside from that, Bing maps will be going away at the end of June of this year, so moving to Bing at this point seems unlikely to last. Perhaps you should be looking for Azure maps, which is what Microsoft is replacing Bing maps with.

Hi i posted this in the wrong area first. i have code that worked with google maps but need to convert it for open layers, probably Bing Maps (i know it is defunct from June this year) my problem is the "LAT, LNG" is picking up my variable from the database query in VB and passing it to the html but not sure how to action a marker/pushpin with the same effect for OpenLayers/Bing Maps (hopefully Azzure would be the same).

Code:

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var AllMarkers= []
function addAllMarker(Code, Name,  LAT, LNG) {
              var localimage = {
            url: '/resources/1494357980_wifi.png', // image is 512 x 512
            scaledSize: new google.maps.Size(22, 32) }

   
        var latlng = new google.maps.LatLng(LAT, LNG);
        marker = new google.maps.Marker({
            position: latlng,
            title: 'Name' + ' ' + Name + ' '
            + 'LAC' + ' ' + LAC,
            animation: google.maps.Animation.DROP,
            draggable: true,
            icon: pinSymbol('cyan'),
            id: SiteName,
            label: { text: Name + ' ' + '(' + Code + ')', color: '#ff0000', strokeColor: '#ffc125' },
            labelStyle: { opacity: 0.75 },
            zoom:20,
            map: gmap
        });
        AllMarkers.push(marker);

     
    }
    google.maps.event.addDomListener(window, 'addAllMarker', function () {

    });

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I decided to merge the two threads into one.

I'm hoping Azure will be the same, too, as I get to make that transition as well. However, the code I have is in VB.NET for a desktop application, which probably doesn't apply very well to a JavaScript use.

I didn't test this, but ChatGPT threw out this code:

Code:

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// Global array to hold all pushpins
const pushpins = [];

// Adds a pushpin to the Bing map.
// Parameters:
//  code      - The code identifier for the marker
//  name      - The name to display
//  lat      - Latitude
//  lng      - Longitude
//  lac      - (Optional) Additional information for the title
//  siteName  - (Optional) An identifier for the site
const addPushpin = (code, name, lat, lng, lac = '', siteName = '') => {
  // Create a location using Bing Maps API
  const location = new Microsoft.Maps.Location(lat, lng);

  // Configure pushpin options
  const options = {
    title: `${name} (${code})`,
    draggable: true,
    // Assumes pinSymbol('cyan') returns a valid icon configuration for Bing Maps.
    icon: pinSymbol('cyan')
  };

  // Create the pushpin
  const pushpin = new Microsoft.Maps.Pushpin(location, options);

  // Attach additional metadata if required
  pushpin.metadata = {
    fullTitle: `Name ${name} LAC ${lac}`,
    id: siteName
  };

  // Add the pushpin to the Bing Maps map (assumes 'gmap' is your map instance)
  gmap.entities.push(pushpin);

  // Store the pushpin in the global array for later reference
  pushpins.push(pushpin);

  // raise the custom addPushpin event
  window.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('addPushpin', { detail: pushpin }));
};

// Standard DOM event listener for a custom event 'addPushpin'.
// Replace or extend the functionality as needed.
window.addEventListener('addPushpin', e => {
  // Place any code here that should execute when the 'addPushpin' event is fired.
});

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Looking at the documentation, it seems like it'd work:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/bi...location-class
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/bi.../pushpin-class

I thought the same thing, what's the point of doing this if Bing is going to shut down soon?