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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 the location of the marker, however. Try PopupWindow with showAtLocation(View parent, int gravity, int x, int y)