Wasn't it hkk who wrote:
>I have tried the Z-index method, however, that does not meet my
>requirement. It can be set only once and I need it to be set on mouse
>over and mouse out events.
What you might consider is having one "floating" marker with a very high
z-index, and all other markers having the default z-index.
When the mouseover occurs, use .setLatLng to move the floating marker to
exactly the same location as the normal marker. To the user, it will
appear as if the normal marker has come to the front.
Keep a global variable that holds a reference to the underlying normal
marker. When a click occurs on the floating marker, use
GEvent.trigger(narmalMarker,"click") to pass the click to the underlying
normal marker. When a mouseout occurs on the floating marker, move it to
an impossible location, such as north of the North Pole. Note that
clicks and mouseouts don't occur on the underlying marker because it is
covered by the floating marker.
Or you might try experimenting with {clickable:false} on the floating
marker.
Cosmetics: It might look prettier if the floating marker has no shadow.
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