What does mouseout do in JavaScript leaflet?
The popup is actually loading underneath the cursor and ‘stealing’ the mouse from the Marker, triggering the Marker.mouseout () event, which causes the popup to close and re-triggers the Marker.mouseover () event… and the cycle continues which is why you see the ‘flicker’.
What happens when I comment out the mouseout line?
If I comment out the mouseout line, then the popup appears but then I have to click elswhere to close it. The problem is when I put in the mouseout, at that point, the cursor kinda flickers when it hovers over the marker and nothing shows.
How to use L tooltip in leaflet 1.0?
In case this helps anyone: As of Leaflet 1.0, you can use L.Tooltip instead of popups with mouseover or other mouse-related events. I’ve found that it works much more smoothly than making a Popup, and uses less code, especially if you’re just opening the popup on hover. In your case it might look like:
Why does leaflet close when you click on it?
I believe this issue is due to the fact that leaflet automatically closes popups on click. So, on click, it closes and then re-opens. Hopefully this can send you towards a solution. UPDATE: You can try combining the above options and creating your popup differently.
Is it possible to show popup on mouse over, not on click?
Is it possible in Leaflet that popup opens on mouse-over, not on click? If you need to show the popup for a marker you can use markers bindPopup method. Then you have more control and it will automatically be bound to your marker. In the example below you can show the popup when the user mouses over, and hide it when the user mouses out:
How to bind a popup in leafletjs?
Are you sure that you’re reading the Leaflet reference documentation? It specifies that you can bind a popup with options by creating it and calling .bindPopup with it. For instance, You can pass an object of popup options as the second argument of bindPopup, like this:
How to trigger events on Leaflet map polygons?
OK, I’ve figured it out. You need to create a click event for each polygon that opens the popup, and assign a unique ID to each polygon so you can reference it later and manually trigger its popup. Then to manually trigger a specific layers click event, simply call it like this:
How to add event listener in JavaScript leaflet?
Leaflet deals with event listeners by reference, so if you want to add a listener and then remove it, define it as a function: function onClick(e) { } map.on(‘click’, onClick); map.off(‘click’, onClick); javascriptleaflet Share Improve this question Follow edited Feb 15 ’17 at 8:07 nmtoken