> I suspect the answer is "no" or "you'll have to do it manually" but is > there a way of making a markermanager non-clickable? That is, can I > set and unset a property? At the moment if there are clickable makers > in the markermanager, when I try and click on the map to add a new > marker (and I pay attention to the overlay & overlaylatlng values) and > I click on an existing marker, I get the exact point of that existing > marker returned (even though the actual click was in the main "body" > of the marker icon).
As an alternative approach, consider modifying your click handler(s). Make some global flag 'add_mode' or somesuch, have the click handler check this and either do your normal action (open infowidow or whatever), or do the add new marker function.
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