Interesting.
Note that as with William's example, the polygon is drawn over top of
the point markers, yet the clicks are caught by the markers. In
William's other example of the points properly atop the polygon, the
clicks were caught by the polygon.
In both (all three) test cases, it seems that the "lower" layer gets
first dibs on the click event. This is counterintuitive, to say the
least, that a click is handled by the object closest to the ground and
not by the stuff on top of it.
This is good information, but in our case it wouldn't be acceptable to
have the polygon drawn over top of the marker icons. I have added the
info for all 3 URLs to the ticket; maybe this will help them figure out
that it's a event-handler-stacking issue or some such. I could imagine
that: the first registered event handler is for the first-laid layer, so
that event handler gets the click.
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