I have a marker array that needs to be re-set after I load a new map. I
also want to be able to double-click markers to erase them. Simplified code
looks like:
for(i=0;i<allPins.length;i++){if(allPins[i]!=null){
allPins[i].setMap(griddedMap);
google.maps.event.addListener(allPins[i], 'dblclick', function(obj) {
allPins[i].setMap(null);
allPins[i] = null;
});
}};
When I double-click a marker, it is kind of random what happens. Sometimes
the map zooms, indicating no listener. Sometimes more than one marker will
disappear. Sometimes it works. Very strange.
I think the problem is the two references to allPins[i] inside the listener
function are getting evaluated at run time with some random value of i.
What I really am trying to refer to is the marker that is being clicked,
passed to the listener from the array: allPins[i]. Said another way, I need
something lilke:
markerbeingclicked.setMap(null);
markerbeingclicked = null;
but I don't think that's what I am getting when I use allPins[i]. Any
suggestions?
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