Spiderfied icons showing on top of clustered icons when zooming out to default zoom level.

[Vaesive]

Using a custom icon for individual/spiderfied points.
Implemented a DefaultZoom control (clicking on the control resets the location and zoom level to a default setting.

Code of Default Zoom:

var defaultZoomControl = new L.Control.DefaultZoom({onclick: function (e) {
   var northEast = new L.LatLng(${defaultZoom['northEast'][1]}, ${defaultZoom['northEast'][0]});
   var southWest = new L.LatLng(${defaultZoom['southWest'][1]}, ${defaultZoom['southWest'][0]});

   map1_vars['map'].fitBounds(new L.LatLngBounds(southWest, northEast));
}});

Zoom into a location where multiple points are

Press DefaultZoom. The spidered icons seem to stack onto each other and on top of the clustered icon.

When zooming out with the standard zoom out button, the unspiderfy events get fired. As far as I can tell, the same events are getting fired for the default zoom but the unspiderfy events don't get called.

[Vaesive]

zoomanim doesn't seem to get called when using the default zoom button.

[danzel]

Thanks for the report, fixed!

[Vaesive]

Thank you for the extremely quick fix! :D

However, this causes another issue.
If you zoom into a spidered point, use default zoom then click the clustered icons to get back to the original zoomed point, the points do not spider out. You have to long-click on the clustered icon to show the individual points again.

[danzel]

clicking a point should either spider or zoom by default, not both.
So the first click should zoom in, and the second spiderfy (or maybe zoom in more depending on the cluster)

Is this what is happening or something else?

[bmacphee]

I fixed this by adding one line at the bottom of the L.MarkerCluster._noanimationUnspiderfy function:
group._spiderfied = null;

I don't know if this is the right approach.

I think the second issue mentioned here existed all along and was not caused by the fix, just revealed by it.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Zoom in and spiderfy a cluster.
2. Programmatically modify the zoom level such that animation is not performed (perhaps through some other control)
3. Click again on your cluster to zoom to the bounds again.
4. Click the cluster to spiderfy it (for me I was already at max zoom when I did this)

Observed: Step 4 does nothing
Expected: Step 4 should cause the cluster to spiderfy

It looks like the code thought it was already spiderfied because _group._spiderfied never got reset in step 2

[danzel]

Thanks, will take a look at this shortly, what you've done sounds about right.

[danzel]

Okay fixed now :)