info window not showing - android

This is really killing me, I had them working then rewrote a bunch of code, and now it doesn't and I've got no version control! Any help is appreciated.
I create the markers in a Utility class.
private static MarkerOptions buildAmarker(LatLng location, String bankType, String locationDetails,
float markerColour) {
MarkerOptions binMarker = new MarkerOptions().position(location).title(bankType)
.snippet(locationDetails)
.icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.defaultMarker(markerColour));
//.snippet(siteName + " | " + locationDetails);
return binMarker;enter code here
Then after my Loader completes, onLoadFinish, it hands me back various list of marker Options objects, I process them into Markers here:
private List<Marker> addBankListToMap(List<MarkerOptions> oneBankList) {
Log.i("ADDING a selected", "banks list to map");
// we need to save NEW lists of map attached markers OR can't change marker visibility
List<Marker> newBankList = new ArrayList<>();
for (int i = 0; i < oneBankList.size(); i++) {
MarkerOptions binMarker = oneBankList.get(i);
Marker newMarker = m_map.addMarker(binMarker);
newMarker.setVisible(true);
newBankList.add(newMarker);
//Log.e("!!!addingBank", newMarker.getTitle() + newMarker.getSnippet());
}
return newBankList;
Then end onLoadFinish with this
// setup click event for home marker to launch change home screen
m_map.setOnMarkerClickListener(EarthquakeActivity.this);
But none of the info windows appear if clicked. What am I missing? It was working till I rewrote my code, and I made a LOT of algorthmic improvements, I use arrays instead of half a dozen hashmaps, so the memory overhead should be less.
I can only think I've either deleted something crucial in a tidy up while being tired.
OR
I've blocked the info windows somehow. Some sleuthing to find the block, by disabling the changes, has failed. So it seems I've deleted something, forgotten something vital.
What do I need to do to get infoWindows working again? This is absolutely vital to my app. Arrggg!
#Override
public boolean onMarkerClick(Marker marker) {
if (marker.equals(homeMarkerFinal)) {
// TODO make this launch the change home address screen
Log.wtf("markerClicked", "!!!!");
Intent settingsIntent = new Intent(EarthquakeActivity.this, SettingsActivity.class);
startActivity(settingsIntent);
}
return true;
}
This is just for a single marker, the home marker. All the other markers are unnamed, I've got around 4000 markers stored in Lists as MarkerOptions. These lists are passed to addBankListToMap as oneBankList and converted into Markers, and attached to the map.

To show inforwindow you need call:
marker.showInfoWindow();
Pls put in in your onMarkerClick function.

Brilliant phongvan!, of course at some point I deleted this
else {
marker.showInfoWindow();
}
onMarkerClick.
Thankgod! My app had become useless! :) A thousand thanks phongvan.

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