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Notice how this one pin won't join the cluster of the rest of the pins nearby? This happens because the <MarkerClusterGroup> can only have a list of markers (<Marker>) inside, which conflicts with the filter-by-type feature we created. So what ends up happening is that pins are grouped into clusters of their respective type only.
Putting all the pins inside a <MarkerClusterGroup> separately doesn't work because it duplicates the pins, only without putting them into Layer Groups. How could we solve this?
This is how we're applying the MarkerClusterGroup currently:
Notice how this one pin won't join the cluster of the rest of the pins nearby? This happens because the
<MarkerClusterGroup>
can only have a list of markers (<Marker>
) inside, which conflicts with the filter-by-type feature we created. So what ends up happening is that pins are grouped into clusters of their respective type only.Putting all the pins inside a
<MarkerClusterGroup>
separately doesn't work because it duplicates the pins, only without putting them into Layer Groups. How could we solve this?This is how we're applying the MarkerClusterGroup currently:
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