Doesn't de-cluster at max zoom, instead cluster vanishes

[TheSisb]

I tried both MarkerClusterer and MarkerClustererPlus and when I have two markers very close to one another problems arise. I keep clicking the cluster until I reach the max zoom. The next click will either do nothing to the cluster icon or remove it and not show the individual markers. I noticed the Leaflet clusterer de-clusters the markers and has lines that lead to their point of origin, so they decluster cleanly.

Any chance of fixing this to at least de-cluster at max zoom? I tried implementing it myself, but I don't know how this is achieved since each tile potentially has it's own maxZoom. The library's maxZoom property doesn't help at all when switching from Maps to Satelite, which has a much lower maxZoom in general. I found the API's "maxZoomService" but I don't want to query that for every action to see if I need de-cluster. Ideas would be greatly appreciated.

[ThomasPerraudin]

+1

[Edza]

I have seen this too. Workaround is to just set google maps max zoom on the map object.

[KurtPreston]

+1

[KristiyanKrastev]

+1

[TheSisb]

This issue, along with many other limitations in the Google Maps API requiring workarounds forced our business away from Google Maps. We're now using Leaflet and Mapbox with great success.

[dincho]

This issue, along with many other limitations in the Google Maps API requiring workarounds forced our business away from Google Maps. We're now using Leaflet and Mapbox with great success.

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[asiminiceanu]

+1

[dzavodnikov]

+1

[JulienPageaud]

+2

[nhducseuit]

I'm now using markerclustererplus 2.1.11.
And it seems that it cannot, or takes a very long time to de-cluster when the map zoom reaches maxZoom configured for the MarkerClusterer, where there are points that sit very closely or at same coordinate in that cluster.
What should I do?