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I have listed this potential bug on Github as well, but figured this might be the more appropriate place to ask the question. I am getting strange behavior with Mapbox 3 when I click on the map. It seems like the features arbitrarily correspond (or don't) with the location of the map click. In the example below, I am clicking in empty space and getting back 3 features:
In the second image I am displaying the coordinates of the features selected and they are not very close (when compared to the scale at zoom level 16) to the point clicked. The point clicked is the second command shown:
If I then query the features that are returned in Postgres to see the actual locations being selected, I get even another representation of the data:
To put it simply, something is not right here, and I am not sure why the click event would return data that is not in the same location, or in some cases even close. While in others it returns the feature displayed on the map correctly. Any guidance or starting steps to break this problem down would be most appreciated.
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I have listed this potential bug on Github as well, but figured this might be the more appropriate place to ask the question. I am getting strange behavior with Mapbox 3 when I click on the map. It seems like the features arbitrarily correspond (or don't) with the location of the map click. In the example below, I am clicking in empty space and getting back 3 features:
In the second image I am displaying the coordinates of the features selected and they are not very close (when compared to the scale at zoom level 16) to the point clicked. The point clicked is the second command shown:
If I then query the features that are returned in Postgres to see the actual locations being selected, I get even another representation of the data:
To put it simply, something is not right here, and I am not sure why the click event would return data that is not in the same location, or in some cases even close. While in others it returns the feature displayed on the map correctly. Any guidance or starting steps to break this problem down would be most appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: