google-maps-markers

I am wondering if there is a way to change the color or image of the selected marker and then change it back when it is not selected anymore. I see that Yelp, which uses Apple Maps, changes the color/image of the selected marker and then back to the original once that one is no longer selected and was wondering if the Google Map iOS SDK had something similar or if someone has come across this problem and found a solution. What I have tried: I have looked through Google's Documentation on Markers ( found here ) and see that they have marker.opacity which changes the opacity and marker.icon =

I am using Google Maps Api and want to show an image inside InfoWindow when clicking of a Marker. I implemented it but there is a problem about Picasso. When I click a marker, infoWindow is shown up and imageView shows placeholder image. If I click same marker one more time, Picasso loads the image succesfully. I have to click twice, it is so weird. Screenshots for better understanding: First click on the marker: When I click again: There is my codes below: InfoWindowAdapter (Picasso loading here) mMap.setInfoWindowAdapter(new GoogleMap.InfoWindowAdapter() { @Override public View getInfoWindow

So there is this basic example of a google map with a searchbox: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/places-searchbox I want to accomplish something very simple. I'd like to just hardcode some locations (may be some simple array/object with their latitudes and longitudes) and then when you search for place, for example, "Washington", then those locations are displayed (with marker) if some of them are indeed inside Washington. If I search for "Africa" and some of my locations are inside africa, I want them to be displayed. And if I search for a place which has

I'm trying to achieve the following thing: Have different types of markers on my map for example, schools, libraries, bus stops and I want to be able to show/hide each group of markers. I have been searching google for a while but nothing came up :/ Any ideas how this can be achieved ? Daniel Vassallo There are various ways to tackle this, but let me show you one approach. First, let's start with an array of locations (borrowed from the Google Maps API Tutorials ): var beaches = [ ['Bondi Beach', -33.890542, 151.274856, 1], ['Coogee Beach', -33.923036, 151.259052, 1], ['Cronulla Beach', -34

I want to clear a marker on Google Maps. What is the difference between marker.setVisible(false) and marker.setMap(null) ? But I don't know, which is right? The difference between the two methods does not seem to be clearly documented. However, note the following: When you use setMap(null) , your marker will lose the reference to the Map . If you do not keep a reference to the Map object, you wouldn't be able to reshow the marker. In addition, the setMap() method will not trigger the visible_changed event, while the setVisible() method does (if the visibility is actually toggled). Example: var

Little background. I have a navigation setup for when you click on a certain navigation item, it creates markers on the map. If you click on a different navigation item, it removes the previous markers and sets up new ones. Well now I am working with polylines and trying to create the same concept here with the polylines , however I am having a difficult time. Here is what I have: // Global variable for array of lines var points= []; Setup my points. line1 = new google.maps.LatLng(line1Start, line1Finish); line2 = new google.maps.LatLng(line2Start, line2Finish); line3 = new google.maps.LatLng