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I’m fairly new to Google Maps API, so spare the flame 🙂
How do I disable the controls of a google map(i.e. scroll, drag etc.) untill a user clicks on the map itself? I want the user to be able to scroll down on a page without ending up scrolling on the map. Due to design decisions the map appears in a position often hit by a scrolling user.
I don’t want to use a static map, since I still want the user to be able to use the map, when he feels the need to do so.
Any ideas?
The map has methods to enable and disable dragging. You could just create the map with dragging disabled, and call enableDragging() whenever you want.