google-maps-android-api-2

I started working on an InfoWindowAdapter that is displaying location images inside the InfoWindow. I have a lot of different locations, therefore it is possible that an location image is not available on the phone and is downloaded from the web. Now the Maps API states the following: Note that a snapshot of the returned view will be taken and then rendered on the map so subsequent changes to the view will not be reflected by the info window on the map. To update the info window (e.g., after an image has loaded), just call showInfoWindow() and the view will be updated. As I understand this I

I'm having issues in creating event handler that will be triggered while user moves the map around. There is a OnCameraChangeListener , but it is triggered after map moving stops. I have created SurfaceView over Maps, and now I have no idea how to handle onScroll event from OnGestureListener . Here is the sample code: SurfaceView sv = new SView(); sv.setZOrderOnTop(true); mapView.addView(sv); ... public class SView extends SurfaceView implements Runnable, android.view.GestureDetector.OnGestureListener { ... @Override public boolean onTouchEvent(MotionEvent event) { //this worked in Overlay in

I'm adding an InfoWindowAdapter with a custom layout to the Android Google Maps API v2 based map fragment. I've put a button in the view I return from getInfoWindow() and while it shows up perfectly fine, when I click on said button the window itself registers a click (blinking with a yellowish tint as usual) while the button does not. How can I make a button in the info window "clickable"? And, by extension, any view inside an info window? Instead, listen for marker click events with OnMarkerClickListener and display your own complete view directly. It may be a bit more work to anchor it to

I'm facing the same issue as in Stack Overflow question "Google Play services are updating" in Google Maps API . Unfortunately, out of nowhere, some of my users are suffering this issue, as well as my own phone. On the other hand, for other users it seems to work perfectly fine. This issue appears only on maps in my app. I've tried to clean Google Services's cache on my own phone - still nothing. On my emulator it works fine. I've searched all over the Internet and haven't managed to find a working solution for this. The most important part is this: Most of the solutions that I've found were

When I add a marker from a custom Bitmap, the marker is not centered at the point I specify. I'm adding it like this: // ID tramo final int tramoId = tr.getId(); // Nodos final Nodo[] nodos = tr.getNodos(); final PolylineOptions p = new PolylineOptions(); MarkerOptions m = new MarkerOptions(); // Seteamos posicion de linea y marker m.position(semisuma(nodos)); for (final Nodo n : nodos) { p.add(n.getLatLng()); } // Color de linea y marker BitmapDescriptor icon = null; if (tr.getCapacidad() == 0) { p.color(0xFF000000); m = null; } else if (tr.getCapacidad() - tr.getPlazasOcupadas() == 0) { p

I have SupportMapFragment and I need to add custom controls into it for changing a map type. Calling getView(), I get NoSaveStateFramelayout and I don't think it is a good idea to add it directly into it or its children. What is the best way how can I can add a button over my map for changing the map type? I have decided to override onCreateView and encapsulate the map in the code. @Override public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup viewGroup, Bundle bundle) { View mapView = super.onCreateView(inflater, viewGroup, bundle); RelativeLayout view = new RelativeLayout(getActivity(

When using Google Map API V3 I can add custom property in the following way: var marker = new google.maps.Marker({ position: userLocation, map: myGoogleMap, animation: google.maps.Animation.DROP, icon: avatar, title: userName, customProperty1: bla, customProperty2: bla, customProperty3: bla, ... }); I'm wondering if I can do the same for API V2 Android, the reason I want to do this is that each info window of each marker need to know some information of that marker. And I'm trying to achieve this in render function below: private void render(Marker marker, View view) { int badge = R.drawable