Bug Grouped Pins do not expand

[elgrandoc]

I have noticed that with the pin grouping, there are some of my members that have been grouped to exactly the same position, and regardless of how close you zoom in, they will not separate. See screenshots below.











@ MAX ZOOM

 

[Fillip H.]

Working as intended, when the pins are that close it is impossible to expand them.

 

[elgrandoc]

Unfortunately, we don't have 58 members currently residing under the river Thames

 

[elgrandoc]

Hi again... is there any way that we can disable the grouping of the pins? As the locator is IP based, it's putting too many people together in exactly the same place, but the locations are also up to 200 miles out from where they are actually located. Members cannot find their pins to move them back to the correct location as they cannot expand out the examples as per above.

 

[Fillip H.]

I'll add the option to disable clustering in the next version

 

[elgrandoc]

Perfect. For now, I have set the map to only show ONLINE MEMBERS, so that the map is not as "full". This should give people time to correct.

Another nice feature would be in the permissions for the admin team to be able to move people's pins for them. A lot of my forum users are not computer savvy, so asking them to do things like this is beyond them. It would be easier for me to get a location from them and move their pin myself.

Is this something that could be built into future updates?

 

[Fillip H.]

That is way more complex to do so it would need to be posted as a separate Feature Request in order to be looked at

 

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