not sure how these work or what they do, but i've enabled clusterer instead of gmarkermanager, set the number to cluster to 2 (from 150) and set number to group to 2 and it fixed this odd problem where two locations at same exact address were not both visible (only one appeared) - now they appear to be offset...

but is that what it's for??? i'm a bit confused...anybody familiar with these and how they might be used for this particular issue (e.g. 2 vendors in same building put same exact address for street and are on same map, only one visible!)

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sjf commented

AFAIK that's exactly what the clustering option is for.

But when I use clusterer with the same settings, it just brings up a single cluster marker which, if you click on it, lists all the clustered nodes in the info box (just the markers, no titles or links). How did you manage to get them to offset slightly? Are you using the clusterer2.js file?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Your comment sjf is similar to my support issue: http://drupal.org/node/329281
Hopefully someone will enlighten us... :)

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kkrgopalan commented

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amedee-1 commented

Sounds a bit like http://drupal.org/node/530328 ?

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webservant316 commented

subscribe. clustermarker managers don't appear to offset markers at the identical location. any ideas on that problem? I have several nodes with identical locations, but I want them each to have a marker or one marker with a pop-up that lists all the nodes.

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webservant316 commented

Here is the solution I went with - http://drupal.org/node/1139088#comment-5956720