User selects cluster pin to populate the information box in the right hand column (ex: 1 of 29 items). Entering text in the Filter box filters down the tweets listed from that cluster in the information box (ex: 1 of 7 items).
If the Filter box is empty and the user clicks on an individual tweet marker on the map, that tweet information is displayed, but is listed as the first tweet in the set. Entering text in the filter now will filter the tweet markers within the cluster polygon on the map, but does not update the number of tweets listed in the information box. The selected tweet remains in the information box, regardless whether it contains the filter string. Suggest perhaps that the information box is reset when a filter string is entered. Also reset the selection on the map so that the cluster displaying tweet markers is now selected, vs. an individual tweet within the cluster polygon. Another option would be to add clear directions on how filtering within a cluster should operate.
User selects cluster pin to populate the information box in the right hand column (ex: 1 of 29 items). Entering text in the Filter box filters down the tweets listed from that cluster in the information box (ex: 1 of 7 items). If the Filter box is empty and the user clicks on an individual tweet marker on the map, that tweet information is displayed, but is listed as the first tweet in the set. Entering text in the filter now will filter the tweet markers within the cluster polygon on the map, but does not update the number of tweets listed in the information box. The selected tweet remains in the information box, regardless whether it contains the filter string. Suggest perhaps that the information box is reset when a filter string is entered. Also reset the selection on the map so that the cluster displaying tweet markers is now selected, vs. an individual tweet within the cluster polygon. Another option would be to add clear directions on how filtering within a cluster should operate.
