I think we are cycling around to the same points over and over again. I am aware that I can get the markers within a certain range of a selected click with the code posted above. This does not really help me though. And I realize that the onclick event is probably inherited from Microsoft but I dont think this is an issue...
I am trying to process user interaction with markers. I need to be able to respond to situations where users click on the image that represents a marker on the map (the Marker.Image object). Getting a collection of markers within a certain distance of a section of map control that the user has clicked does not work for me. I can use the marker's click handler but clicking ON the marker does not cause the appropriate event to get fired. Clicking NEAR the marker does. I have experimented with moving the marker around with the offset properties but this does not help at all. The area of the map that will fire the click event moves along with the marker offset.
Yale mentioned on 5/10 that he could recreate the issue. It would seem to me that handling a marker click event SHOULD be a fairly simple matter. Can anyone explain to me why, when if comes to markers, your maping software offers no more granularity than getting a collection of markers within a predefined distance of a mouse click? This seems to be a SERIOUS limitation to me. I cant really believe that it is truely an issue that can not be resolved because click events are inherited from Microsoft...
Again, I need to be able to respond to users clicking ON the actual images that represent your marker objects on the map. I am sure that I am missing somthing or that my questions and comments are being misunderstood. I simply need to be able to respond to situations where users click on the images that represent your marker objects on the map. Surely this is not the first time this functinality has been required. Can anyone shed some more light on this issue please?