I want to disable clicking/tapping on map markers
. I know you can disable default behavior
by setting up an empty map.setOnMarkerClickListener
and return true; However, this still takes the tap as clicking on the marker. I want to pass the tap on to the onMapClickListener
.
In my app, tapping the map moves a marker around, and if you're tapping close to where the marker is already, it just thinks you're tapping the marker! You would think there is a Marker.setClickable
method but there isn't.
Just override the onclick event:
It is not necessary to implement OnMarkerClickListner. Just try to remove this statement
from your code and I hope it will solve your problem.
i have two suggestions:
if i understood right, you want to offer the functionality to place a marker on the map, right?! If you cannot remove the
setOnMarkerClickListener
, did you tried to draw at the map and "convert" your drawing to aMarker
in the end. (get 'LatLng' from drawing and create aMarker
).actually the second suggestion isn't really a good one (depending if you can zoom/move your map). I had a similar task and we used an transparent overlay over the map, which handled all user input and delegates it. but we didn`t had the functionality of zoom and move, which would be pain in the ass...
gmap.setInfoWindowAdapter(new MyInfoWindowAdapter);
Try this code above. This will set your infowindow to null.
Apply
OnMarkerClickListener
to your map. ImplementonMarkerClick()
method and returnfalse
map.setOnMarkerClickListener(null);
try this