Hi,
I want to thank you all for you're posts. The IE7 - 9 problems have now been
fixed!
Markers failing to load was caused by IE caching the AJAX requests - solved
with cache busting (using time stamps)
Infowindows for clustered markers not loading in IE9 was a result of the
console logs - sol
You probably don't need the cluster of 1479 properties off the coast of
Africa at location 0, 0 !
I found that while I could click on small clusters and get the infowindow,
there is no action (in any browser) for clusters larger than about 25.
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There might be a console.log statement that's not commented out
somewhere in the clustering code.
Ralph
On 15/09/2011 22:17, Mike wrote:
Hi,
Thank you for telling me about the cache buster. It's something I
hadn't come across before but it looks like it should do the trick! I
don't know
I can open the clustered markers in IE9 and see your log messages:
LOG: Number of markers inside cluster: 2
LOG: Number of markers inside cluster: 2
LOG: Number of markers inside cluster: 15
LOG: Number of markers inside cluster: 22
LOG: Number of markers inside cluster: 22
LOG: Number of mark
Hi,
Thank you for telling me about the cache buster. It's something I hadn't
come across before but it looks like it should do the trick! I don't know
why IE caches the ajax requests...
Is anybody able to explain why the infowindows don't open when clicking on a
clustered marker in IE7 - 9? Wo
I can also see your problem with IE8 and the Automatic setting on Temp
Internet Files, it goes away with Every Time option.
The idea of the random parameter is that is does nothing except attempt to
persuade IE that it needs to refresh its cache.
You can try it out just by typing it it on the th
> what does the random= do? And how do I implement it?
Search for "cache busting"
It's a general technique, not maps specific.
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what does the random= do? And how do I implement it?
Thanks, Mike
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