Currently, the stopEvent property of ROverlay cannot be controlled and is always true. Also, if “pointer-events-none” is not specified in ROverlay, it will not work correctly when the map is moved or expanded on ROverlay. However, if “pointer-events-none” is removed, the onClick event will no longer fire.
Setting stopEvent=false solves the above problem.
Currently, the stopEvent property of ROverlay cannot be controlled and is always true. Also, if “pointer-events-none” is not specified in ROverlay, it will not work correctly when the map is moved or expanded on ROverlay. However, if “pointer-events-none” is removed, the onClick event will no longer fire. Setting
stopEvent=falsesolves the above problem.