I'm making a two panel web app with a map and panorama with Yandex Maps API and I need to toggle the panorama coverage layer on the map.
Are there ways of showing and removing the panorama coverage layer without using the default map type drop down menu on Yandex Maps API?
No, there is no way of showing and removing the panorama coverage layer without using the default map type drop-down menu on Yandex Maps API.
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I have implemented direction API to find out a route from source to destination using Google Maps in IOS swift 3.0.
I want to display traffic direction route with traffic data as different colour in Polyline stroke Colour. But i unable to show the route with different colour as traffic data colour.
Here is my output.
And i want to show like this.
There is no straight forward API. However there are a couple options.
Render the Google Maps element in a WebView and use the Google JavaScript API to enable the traffic layer. The downside of this approach is that the UX likely wont be as nice as native programming. The upside is less coding.
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/reference.html#TrafficLayer
Call another traffic provider's REST API and overlay on top of the native iOS map component.
I'm developing a BlackBerry 10 mobile application using the Momentics IDE (native SDK).
I want to display a map using the mapview qml element which seems that it belongs to the blackberry team (it's not a google map). [ Blackberry 10 mapview ]
All I want is to configure the zoom level like google do, but it looks like the blackberry map doesn't have any attribute which can guarantee that except the "altitude" element which can assign some sort of zoom .
Any one can help on this ?
The altitude property is indeed the one you use for zooming. The paradigm is "how much area is viewable from a given altitude?"
To zoom in and zoom out from the map uses the altitude property.
To create zoom in/out animation you can use a simple javascript function that manages the animation. (For example implementing Elastic or Circular animation. See the Blackberry Stock Curves documentation for more details).
Instead, if you want determinate the viewable area from a given altitude you should work with the map scale
http://www.geog.ucsb.edu/~jeff/115a/lectures/scale_and_area_measurement.html
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I have integrated Google Maps SDK to an iOS application and I would like to display 3D Satellite maps. According to the documentation this should work just directly. I can tilt the view, but the displayed map remains flat (i.e. mountains do not show up in 3D as they do in Google Earth).
I have been searching extensively for this, but found no reference or mentioning whether it actually works or does not. Does anybody know whether the 3D maps (google SDK) do work on iOS and I am just hitting some limitation/wrong switch or whether they do not work?
As of SDK v1.8, tilted layers do appear to have some 3D elevation effects, but it's more subtle than Google Earth typically is.
I'm looking for making a iPhone map application for indoor navigation in our office using mapbox.
I'm not talking about custom icon image on marker or cacheing map for offline use.
Is this possible to create a simple iPhone app with MapBox which uses my own building map as image source?
Yes, this is possible. You want to use TileMill to create a map from the image, either hosting it online or exporting it to an MBTiles file (essentially a SQLite file full of tiles) that you can read directly in the app using RMMBTilesSource.
Here is a guide on making the map: http://mapbox.github.io/tilemill/docs/guides/reprojecting-geotiff/
Does anyone know if it is possible to make polygons around markers (specifically a radius) using the jQuery Mobile platform and Google maps v3?
I'd like it to somewhat work like this:
https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/mvcfun
https://google-developers.appspot.com/maps/articles/mvcfun/step3
But formatted for jQuery mobile. Thank you!
Yes, if you just want a circle in pixel space, use a Symbol as the icon in MarkerOptions.
If you want it in real metres, then use a Circle overlay.
I'm not sure what you mean by "formatted for jQuery mobile" - the Google Maps API works fine on desktop and mobile - the same code should just work.