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Using the Marker instance passed as argument we can know which marker is clicked. OnMarkerClickListener has one method onMarkerClick to be implemented. We need to implement these interfaces and add its instance to the GoogleMap instance to track the events. Lets see two main event listeners related to markers OnMarkerClickListener and OnMarkerDragListener. Refer the get current location in Android tutorial to find the current LatLng and using that we can add the marker easily as shown above. To add a marker to the current location, we need to know the LatLng. title("Race Start").snippet("Race Start: 9:00 AM CST") GoogleMap.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().position(TIMES_SQUARE) When they do, click the title of the map containing the marker that. Replace Default Marker Icon with Custom Image Click Maps and wait for the list of maps to appear down the left side of the screen. defaultMarker(BitmapDescriptorFactory.HUE_GREEN))) Following code is to change the default color of the marker. MarkerOptions provides variety of options to customize the marker. GoogleMap.addMarker(new MarkerOptions().position(TIMES_SQUARE)) Use LatLng to define the position to add the marker. In the GoogleMap instance we have created call the method addMarker by passing MarkerOptions as parameter. In the meantime, if you still want to use Google Maps on Android Auto, the best option is to just disable the satellite navigation at least until a fix goes live. Now lets directly jump to the tutorial on adding markers.

Refer the previous Android tutorial on how to draw lines on map using Google Maps Android API for basics on Google maps and prerequisite. Before adding markers: bounds new () Everytime you add a new marker: loc new ((), ()) bounds. We will also see features related to using markers like changing the default color, replacing the default icon with a custom icon-image, allow user to drag the marker, show our current position using marker and related event listeners like on-marker-click and on-marker-drag. If you display a Google Map on your site using the Google JS API, here is how you can have it auto-centered and auto-zoomed depending on the markers it contains. This Android tutorial will show how to use markers to display positions using Google maps Android API v2. Last modified on August 1st, 2014 by Joe.