Hi @efishinsea,
Thank you for getting in touch, we do appreciate your time.
Yes, this is possible in a few ways as we offer both an extendable JavaScript core, and various document events. For this example, I’ll showcase the event system as this is a bit simpler and more future-safe as it does not override any of the core modules.
Please see an example script below:
jQuery(($) => {
$(document.body).on('click.wpgmza', (event) => {
/* Check if the click originated from a marker */
if(event && event.target && event.target instanceof WPGMZA.Marker){
const marker = event.target;
const map = marker.map;
const infowindow = marker.infoWindow;
/* Note, the infowindow might not be ready yet. We'd recommend a short timeout here, to allow it to initialize */
console.log(marker, map, infowindow);
}
});
});
As an alternative, you may prefer to simply listen for infowindow (popup) open calls, as seen below:
jQuery(($) => {
$(document.body).on('infowindowopen.wpgmza', (event) => {
/* Act on the info-window, you can also access data from the event object */
if(event && event.target && event.target instanceof WPGMZA.InfoWindow){
const infowindowElement = event.target.element;
const infowindowMarker = event.target.feature;
const infowindowMap = event.target.parent;
console.log(infowindowElement, infowindowMarker, infowindowMap);
}
});
});
This second option may simplify the way you integrate with the plugin, as it will trigger whenever the popups are opened, instead of opening specifically on a marker click event.
I hope this helps?
