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Status:  Fixed
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Closed:  Sep 2009


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Reported by [email protected], Sep 14, 2009
On Firefox 3.5, in the event sample
(https://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/v3/examples/event-arguments.html),
if you zoom out and click for example on China, the marker is not displayed
where you clicked.
This seems similar to what was in  issue 1659  (though 1659 was after
panning, not zoom-out).
Sep 14, 2009
#1 [email protected]
Just realised the bug only occurs if you zoom out using the mouse wheel.
Sep 14, 2009
#2 [email protected]
I have also verified this on Firefox 3.5, Mac OS X. On Safari 4 the bug is not present.

But there is more to the issue:

The bug can occur not only after a zoom-out, but also after a zoom-in, if the page
has a vertical scrollbar. Thus, I have a mild suspicion that this can be related to
 issue 1702 . Moreover, since Safari does not reproduce this behaviour, I suspect that
some events manage to bubble out or the default (scroll) action is not prevented in
some cases, probably due to lagged event handling, but this is only a guess.
Sep 14, 2009
#3 d.l%[email protected]
I confirmed this issue on Mac/FF3.5.  I also noticed the issue when zooming in, but
only after the first marker gets plotted.

Thanks for reporting!
Status: Confirmed
Labels: Internal-2118378 Browser-FF
Sep 16, 2009
#4 d.l%[email protected]
Note, I reproduced this bug on Safari by adding a margin offset to the map canvas
away from the 0,0 position.
Sep 16, 2009
#5 d.l%[email protected]
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Labels: Browser-Safari
Sep 16, 2009
#6 d.l%[email protected]
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Status: FixedNotReleased
Sep 22, 2009
#7 d.l%[email protected]
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Status: Fixed
Labels: Fixed-16
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