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Hello, how to add token param to new gmaps.ags.TileLayer when my arcgis tile layer requires token ?

Thank you

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My application is using markerwithlabel library.It works well while in development environment on google chrome.But after deploying the application on IIS production , the markers are not visible in google chrome while they are visible in IE and Firefox.Please suggest a solution as most of the users are having google chrome installed on their machine.

On your google repo

https://code.google.com/p/google-maps-utility-library-v3/issues/detail?can=2&start=0&num=100&q=&colspec=ID%20Type%20Status%20Priority%20Fixed%20Owner%20Summary%20Stars&groupby=&sort=&id=24

someone suggested a fix for the problem of overlapping labels

I found only one solution: (version 1.10)
instead of
line 141:
this.getPanes().overlayImage.appendChild(this.labelDiv_);
use this:
this.getPanes().markerLayer.appendChild(this.labelDiv_);

The overlayImage pane is pane which every elements overlay the any element of image and marker layer.

Because z-index work only in theier stack context, so any change of z-index can't solve this problem. Onle when you add the label and marker image to same pane, you can work with z-index.

Currently it's work for me.

Is there a reason this isn't implemented yet?

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I totally understand that optimized rendering isn't implemented in the MarkerWithLabel class but is it necessary to force this option to be false when calling google.maps.Marker? It significantly slows down the native rendering (from 0-1ms to 20-60ms per marker) and to my knowledge shouldn't break the default behavior of MarkerWithLabel when set to true.

In my project I use transparent 1x1px gifs as icons for the Marker and utilize only the MarkerWithLabel.label as a visible marker on the map. Whether or not the transparent pixels are "optimized" when rendered should not affect me.

The Z-Index for the MarkerWithLabel does not work properly because the marker is pushed to "markerLayer" pane and the lablel is pushed to "overlayImage" pane.Because of this difference the label and marker will Stick together.

• One possible solution would be to push the label to the same pane as the marker: "markerLayer"