GoogleMap.OnMarkerClickListener

  • The GoogleMap.OnMarkerClickListener interface defines methods called when a marker is clicked or tapped.

  • The abstract boolean onMarkerClick method is called when a marker has been clicked or tapped, receiving the clicked Marker object as a parameter.

  • When a marker is clicked, any open info window is closed first, then the OnMarkerClickListener is triggered.

  • The onMarkerClick method should return true if the event is consumed and default behavior prevented, or false to allow default behavior like centering the camera and showing an info window.
public static interface GoogleMap.OnMarkerClickListener

Defines signatures for methods that are called when a marker is clicked or tapped.

Public Method Summary

abstract boolean
onMarkerClick(Marker marker)
Called when a marker has been clicked or tapped.

Public Methods

public abstract boolean onMarkerClick (Marker marker)

Called when a marker has been clicked or tapped.

Note: the first thing that happens when a marker is clicked or tapped is that any currently showing info window is closed, and the GoogleMap.OnInfoWindowCloseListener is triggered. Then the OnMarkerClickListener is triggered. Therefore, calling Marker.isInfoWindowShown() on any marker from the OnMarkerClickListener will return false.

Parameters
marker The marker that was clicked.
Returns
  • true if the listener has consumed the event (i.e., the default behavior should not occur); false otherwise (i.e., the default behavior should occur). The default behavior is for the camera to move to the marker and an info window to appear.