Oersted said:When listings have the same specified location, their markers get placed on top of each other, such that you can only interact with the top marker. For example, if a bunch of listings are created where the location used is simply "Los Angeles", you get this issue. When you turn on marker clustering, it then shows you how many markers there are, but it still doesn't allow you to drill-down and interact with the individual markers. A solution is needed to allow you to interact with overlapping markers, at least in the case where marker clustering is enabled. This could either be done somehow on the map itself where you would be able to click on a cluster, and then presented with a UI that allows you to cycle through the marker details for that cluster, or another option would be that when you click on a marker cluster that represents markers with the same location, then it renders the results page for those listings, allowing you to browse the listings included in that particular marker cluster.
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