Location precision settings have the effect of clustering nearby nodes in the same position on the map. Currently it is difficult to see how many nodes are in a map location or access the nodes below the top one. A clustering solution might be the best, however a workaround could be to at least cycle through the node markers at the click target area.
Location precision settings have the effect of clustering nearby nodes in the same position on the map. Currently it is difficult to see how many nodes are in a map location or access the nodes below the top one. A clustering solution might be the best, however a workaround could be to at least cycle through the node markers at the click target area.
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Scott, sorry for the long delay.. I was not sure how to fix this problem and still show the nodes in the map. I decided to add a little of jitter in the map.html rendering so that the maps are just a few meter off. It does not change the node position or the info that is received... just how we display them so that we can see overlapping nodes. for now that is all I am thinking of doing and has been since version 3.0.5. :)
Scott, sorry for the long delay.. I was not sure how to fix this problem and still show the nodes in the map. I decided to add a little of jitter in the map.html rendering so that the maps are just a few meter off. It does not change the node position or the info that is received... just how we display them so that we can see overlapping nodes. for now that is all I am thinking of doing and has been since version 3.0.5. :)
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Location precision settings have the effect of clustering nearby nodes in the same position on the map. Currently it is difficult to see how many nodes are in a map location or access the nodes below the top one. A clustering solution might be the best, however a workaround could be to at least cycle through the node markers at the click target area.
Scott, sorry for the long delay.. I was not sure how to fix this problem and still show the nodes in the map. I decided to add a little of jitter in the map.html rendering so that the maps are just a few meter off. It does not change the node position or the info that is received... just how we display them so that we can see overlapping nodes. for now that is all I am thinking of doing and has been since version 3.0.5. :)