Leaflet.MarkerCluster.LayerSupport | markercluster plugin ; brings compatibility | Plugin library
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Sub-plugin for Leaflet.markercluster plugin (MCG in short); brings compatibility with L.Control.Layers and other Leaflet plugins. I.e. everything that uses direct calls to map.addLayer and map.removeLayer. Leaflet.markercluster plugin provides beautiful animated Marker Clustering functionality. Leaflet is the leading open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. Size: 6 kB minified, < 2 kB gzipped.
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QUESTION
I have 2 plugins that I want to work together: Leaflet Tag Filter Button made by maydemirx and MarkerCluster.LayerSupport made by ghybs (both awesome people and plugins btw). What I want to happen is when I click a filter on the tag filter button, I would like the marker clusters to update based on the new filter (like this). So a cluster of 5 points becomes 2, or a cluster of 10 becomes 1 marker. I succeeded in adding the layerSupported cluster to my map, so there's no hiccup there. I am unsure, though, how to integrate the supported cluster with the tag filter buttons, as they are two separate entities.
The Leaflet Tag Filter Button does support an update() method and an enablePruneCluster method, both of which sound like they could be used to achieve what I'm looking for. Yet, when I apply them individually to the filter buttons, they don't work. I'm either applying the filter button methods incorrectly, creating the layerSupported cluster inaccurately, and/or the plugins were not made to be compatible with each other.
Here is my code for generating the layer supported marker cluster group:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-13 at 15:25Strangely the Leaflet Tag Filter Button plugin and/or latest Leaflet version look to have some bugs / listeners that may pause the script (hence the browser) when the Web Console is open.
Once those bugs are fixed, there are still bugs with the "addToReleated
" method. Since I do not know what it is supposed to do, I will just ignore it for now, and let you possibly fix it with the plugin author.
As for integration with the Leaflet.markercluster plugin, it really does not look like the 1st plugin is supposed to support it. PruneCluster plugin (for which the enablePruneCluster
method of Tag Filter Button is intended) works very differently from Leaflet.markercluster.
By having a look into the source code of Tag Filter Button, it seems that you could implement it by adapting the enablePruneCluster
code and the hide
function of the call to registerCustomSource
in the default _prepareLayerSources
. The idea is to avoid using directly the _map
, and use an MCG instead.
Since you can directly handle calls to MCG addLayers
and removeLayers
within the hide
function, there is really no need for the Leaflet.MarkerCluster.LayerSupport plugin at all.
Here is a quick and dirty implementation, called "enableMCG
":
QUESTION
I am using Leaflet to show the data of a GeoJson, I have added the MarkerCluster plugin, so far so good.
The next step is to group the clusters into groups, for this I am using the plugin Leaflet.MarkerCluster.LayerSupport, https://github.com/ghybs/Leaflet.MarkerCluster.LayerSupport
And that's where the problems come from, I've tried the following, it shows me the groups, and the marker on the map with markerCluster, but I don't see the information inside the popUp. The popUp is empty. Before trying to group the markers, if I have information in the popUp.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Sep-13 at 10:30Welcome to SO!
You probably just need to return your marker
at the end of your pointToLayer
option function.
Otherwise your dataPopup
function / onEachFeature
option will not have a layer
to work on.
QUESTION
My question is not about Detecting an undefined object property. I'm Trying to Add Leaflet.timeline to Vue-cli 3 using npm. I have a collection of features(geoJSON) and I'm trying to add them to a timeline, however L.timeline raises the error:
TypeError: Cannot read property 'bottomleft' of undefined
inside the leaflet.timeline module
Is the library deprecated or I'm missing something here?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-08 at 19:21You are mixing the geoJSON params object with the timeline params object. You just need to separate them. Change your code to this and it should work:
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