Can you use the InfoWindowAdapter and override it's GetInfoContent handler
to supply your own custom View and in that custom View create the clickable
Views you require?
I will have a try and let you know the results.
Thanks!
On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 3:25 AM, Martin warwo...@gmail.com wrote:
Can you use the InfoWindowAdapter and override it's GetInfoContent handler
to supply your own custom View and in that custom View create the clickable
Views you
I can supply the custom view, the views have the autolink for phone or
email, but when I click the InfoWindow, it raised as whole InfoWindow
event. Here is the codes I revised from a post by Commonware. Any light?
public class TaskMapV2 extends FragmentActivity implements
You define views for the InfoWindow, but that's not what is rendered
on the screen, AFAIK. Instead, the views appear to be converted into a
bitmap, presumably by drawing them into a bitmap-backed Canvas. My
assumption is that this is due to the inter-process communication
between the Maps V2
Thanks for information! That sounds like Google Map API V2 is way more
complicated than V1 if developers try to use a popup to show information
and execute different events.
If I am using RelativeLayout to position the popup over the marker, is
there any way I can get the location of the marker
On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 6:39 PM, Edward Lin edwardlinw...@gmail.com wrote:
If I am using RelativeLayout to position the popup over the marker, is there
any way I can get the location of the marker on the mapFragement when I
click the marker?
Well, you know the latitude and longitude of the
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