Mapbox GL what does ?fresh=true do when loading a tileset? We are having trouble loading the map in a react page. Removing ?fresh=true sometimes breaks the page and other times fixes it. I’m wondering what it does because I can’t find anything on it online Answer From https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-sdk-js/issues/364#issuecomment-617894314: Requests that use this param bypass Mapbox’s caching, and request times can
Tag: mapbox-gl
Add a Mapbox marker on double click event using React
I’m having some difficulties making my code work. I’m working on an interactive map and I want to add a function that when users “double click” it allows them to add a marker, the function is supposed to pull the long and lat from the map itself. I have this for the part where the function is used: And this
Mapbox GL JS find closest address to clicked point
I am trying to make a web app where the user can click a point and I can get the closest address to the point. This example from the documentation looks pretty close to what I want to do, except it the queryRenderedFeatures call doesn’t seem to return the physical address of any features. What is the best way to
mapbox change source property
I want to make a cluster layer with mapbox, yes I made it :D. But I want to be able to turn it off So I’m making a source Now I’m able to set the data: After this I am setting the layers for the clusters and circles. Now clustering is working But now: How can I set the cluster:
Which projection is Mapbox using
I have UTM coordinates, EPSG: 25833. Looking at the Mapbox documentation it says Mapbox supports the popular Web Mercator projection, and does not support any other projections. Web Mercator is a nearly conformal projection that is adopted by the vast majority of web maps and its use allows you to combine Mapbox’s maps with other layers in the same projection.
MapBox GL JS marker offset
I’m using MapBox GL JS to create a map with a custom marker: However, I seem to have some kind of offset problem with the marker. The thing is: when zoomed out a bit, the bottom of the marker is not really pointing to the exact location: When I’m zooming in a bit further it reaches its destination and it’s