I am new to the Google Maps SDK for iOS. When a user clicks on a marker, instead of showing the default info window with a title and snippet, I would like to direct them somewhere else in my app (such as a modal view controller). I have searched through the header files and online and I can't seem to find anything relating to touch events on markers. Does anyone have suggestions or workarounds?
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I believe what you want is to add the delegate and override the
didTapMarker
method