I am seeing one problem with the LeafletJS map that the map is continous (infinite) to East and West. Howerver, it does not handle marker positions right. When I set a marker and focus on the marker I for sure see it in the right place. But when I rotate the map 1x around it's axis and arrive at the very same position, the marker is not there.
This is a problem when someone in Los Angeles for instance pans west to see his marker in Sydney, Australia, the marker does not appear. He has to pan east all the way to see the marker. Any solution to this?
Enable the worldCopyJump option when you are creating your map.
worldCopyJump
Boolean false
With this option enabled, the map tracks when you pan to another "copy" of the world and seamlessly jumps to the original one so that all overlays like markers and vector layers are still visible.
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I'm using icon markers to display rotatable historical maps atop an OL3 layer.
Unfortunately, when I zoom in, the marker will be suddenly hidden if the southern or eastern edge goes out of the view.
Is there any way keep it visible until the whole image is off-screen?
I have a marker on google map v3, indicating a position of a vehicle. The marker moves, indicating the movement of the vehicle. How can I automatically pan the map, when marker tries to go out of the visible part of the map?
You can use the getBounds function of the map to query for the boundaries. If your point is moving outside the boundaries, you can simply call setCenter to update your map.
I have an application that has a large number of markers (hence the desire to use Marker Clusterer), but I want to allow the user to move the marker around. Unfortunately, the marker disappears after it has been moved and you zoom out / in. Precisely, these are the steps that reproduce the problem:
Create all the markers / add them to a marker clusterer object.
Zoom in to see an individual marker.
Move the marker to a new location.
Zoom out until the clustering kicks in (and groups the moved marker with at least one other marker)
Zoom back in to see the marker that was moved.
I would expect the marker to still be there after zooming back in, but it is not. After step 3, the marker remains visible -- it only disappears after zooming out and then back in. The clustering still counts the marker correctly (it appears in the cluster total when zoomed out), but the marker doesn't ever appear again.
I have tried using the latest versions of MarkerClusterer and MarkerClustererPlus and I'm dealing with v3 of the maps API. Additionally, I have an event listener that calls repaint on the cluster after a marker dragend occurs (thinking that a repaint would cause the marker to be placed proper).
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A minimal example (based on the Marker Clusterer example) that demonstrates the problem can be found here. The only things changed from this example are the lines including the javascript libraries (made absolute links), and adding draggable: true to the marker options. Following the above 5 steps should reproduce the problem.
This is a bug that has been reported to the google maps api team (issue # 167). See here
It is triggered any time by a setMap(map) followed by any sort of marker movement (including animation) followed by a setMap(null). At that point the marker cannot be shown again.
How can I add a listener to google maps so that When it already has marker at say position x,y then another marker when added to the map to the same location will displace both the new and old markers in the vicinity of x,y so that they dont overlap.
also for e.g. there are 2 markers close but not overlapping, we add a third marker overlapping on of them, then we displace all three to form an equilateral triangle.
I ran into this issue also, Diodeus is correct that if you want to actually move one of the markers locations you would have to keep a store of your markers and as you are getting ready to plot check if that specific lat lng has already been plotted, if so at that point you would adjust the lat lng. The problem I ran into was that then one of your markers is in an incorrect location and/or it is still not viewable depending on the degree of zoom in correlation to the displacement that you add to your lat/lng.
I would recommend looking into marker clustering personally. This seems to be the route to go in these situations if you don't want to have a marker on your map with the incorrect location and still want the end user to be able to know that their are multiple markers on the same location.
Hope this helps.
I have a marker on a Google Map using the v3 Javascript API that is beneath another marker. When I click on the topmost marker, I would like to have the click event bubble up (down?) to the bottom-most marker with the goal of providing an optional menu for the user to choose which marker they meant to click.
Is this possible with the google.maps.event.addListener for click events?
Can I query the map for all markers that are contained by a given location, apart from hacking it myself?
As far as I know there isn't a builtin way to cycle through the markers on the click event. You can control the zIndex of each marker via the MarkerOptions which will override the default stacking based on vertical position:
All markers are displayed on the map
in order of their zIndex, with higher
values displaying in front of markers
with lower values. By default, markers
are displayed according to their
vertical position on screen, with
lower markers appearing in front of
markers further up the screen.
It think you will have to code this up yourself. I would love to hear how that goes.