You can only use addDomListener on HTML Elements, like an <img> or a
<div>, not on API Objects like GMarkers.
With GMarkers, it's difficult to find the actual DOM element of the
click target because the API doesn't expose the relevant information.
You can find it by crawling through the DOM, but remember that the click
target is different in different browsers and depends on whether the
GIcon has a .transparent or .imageMap.
I think you need to look at a custom GOverlay that looks a bit like a
GMarker but exposes the click target. E.g. for ELabels you could write:
GEvent.addDomListener(label.div_, "click", function(e) {
GLog.write(e.ctrlKey);
});
But if you put a marker-shaped image into an ELabel, the click target is
the whole rectangle, and the ELabel click target lies below the
infowindow shadow, so it's not clickable when shadowed. So you'd
probably need to look at some other custom GOverlay system that has
better click targets.
--
Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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