If the icon of a marker is a base64 string of an image, the callback provided to addMarker is never executed, like this:
map.addMarker({
icon: 'data:image/png;base64,aVZ...',
}, outcome => {
console.log(outcome); // this code never executes
});
I traced down the problem to these lines of code, which is where an error occurs: Cannot read property 'width' of undefined. The problem is that markerOptions.icon.size will always be undefined if markerOptions.icon is a string. The solution would be to add an if statement that will not execute those lines of code if the icon is a string. This is what I did and it works for me:
Also notice that I added a similar if statement for infoWindowAnchor:
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@ionic-native/google-maps, please tell the package.json (only@ionic-native/coreand@ionic-native/google-mapsare fine mostly)Current behavior:
If the
iconof a marker is a base64 string of an image, the callback provided toaddMarkeris never executed, like this:I traced down the problem to these lines of code, which is where an error occurs:
Cannot read property 'width' of undefined. The problem is thatmarkerOptions.icon.sizewill always beundefinedifmarkerOptions.iconis a string. The solution would be to add an if statement that will not execute those lines of code if the icon is a string. This is what I did and it works for me:Also notice that I added a similar if statement for
infoWindowAnchor:because that logic also relies on
markerOptions.icon.size.Expected behavior:
Invoking
.addMarker()with a base64 string as theiconshould not trigger an error, and the callback should be executed.Screen capture or video record:
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