How to add click event to Google Map markers stored in an array in JavaScript ?

To add a click event to markers stored in an array, you will first need to iterate over the array of markers using a loop. Then, within the loop, you can bind a click event to each marker.
Syntax:
var markers = [marker1, marker2, marker3]; // Array of markers
for (var i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {
    // Bind a click event to the current marker
    markers[i].addListener('click', function () {
        // Do something when the marker is clicked
    });
}
In this syntax, markers are an array of markers, and we are using a for loop to iterate over the array. Within the loop, we are using the addListener method of the Google Maps API to bind a click event to the current marker. When the marker is clicked, the code within the event listener function will be executed.
Problem Statement: “Design a Google Maps application that allows users to view and interact with a map, displaying a set of markers at specified locations. The application should include the Google Maps JavaScript API and use an array of markers to represent the locations on the map. When a marker is clicked, the application should pop-up alert box”
Approach: To solve this problem, the following steps can be taken:
- Include the Google Maps JavaScript API in the HTML page, using the provided instructions and code snippets.
- Create an array of markers using google.maps.Marker constructor specifies the latitude and longitude coordinates for each marker.
- Use a for loop to iterate over the array of markers, and add each marker to the map using the addListener method of the Google Maps API.
- Within the loop, bind a click event to the current marker using the addListener method, and specify the code that should pop-up alert box when the marker is clicked.
- Test the application to ensure that the markers are displayed correctly on the map and that the specified action is executed when a marker is clicked.
Implementation: Below is the code implementation of the above approach:
HTML
| <!DOCTYPE html> <html>  <head>     <title>Google Maps Markers</title>     <scriptsrc=     </script>     // You need to pass your own generated map API key </head>  <body>     <divid="map"style="width: 400px; height: 400px;"></div>     <script>         // Create a map         var map = new google             .maps.Map(document.getElementById('map'), {                 zoom: 10,                 center: { lat: 37.78, lng: -122.41 }             });          // Create an array of markers         var markers = [             new google.maps.Marker(                 {                     position: {                         lat: 37.78,                         lng: -122.41                     },                     map: map                 }),             new google.maps.Marker(                 {                     position: {                         lat: 37.76,                         lng: -122.43                     },                     map: map                 }),             new google.maps.Marker(                 {                     position: {                         lat: 37.75,                         lng: -122.45                     },                     map: map                 })         ];          // Iterate over the array of markers         for (var i = 0; i < markers.length; i++) {             // Bind a click event to the current marker             markers[i].addListener('click', function () {                 alert('Marker clicked!');             });         }     </script> </body>  </html> | 
Output:
 
marker
Overall, the goal of this problem statement is to create a Google Maps application that allows users to view and interact with a map, displaying a set of markers at specified locations. When a marker is clicked, the application should pop up an alert box with information about the location.
 
				 
					


