I am using map on my IOS application. I can see the annotation on my map, and when I tap on that there is the description, which I have set. My question is whether I can have this description visible when map first loads and not make the user tap on the annotation to view it?
is that possible?
Thanks.
use an overlay instead of an annotation
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How can I open new View, by tapping on Annotation Point in MapBox. I need to show the personal page of this or that place on the map. Can someone help me with that?
This example from the Mapbox website shows how to give the callout some functionality. The example just shows an alert when you tap it but you would just trigger your segue instead.
Basically what I'm wondering is how to offer the user an option to get directions in Maps from an annotation (like that little car icon inside of the annotation that opens up directions)
You can use left/right callout accessory view to add your icon and when you tap on it you can implement your direction logic.
I'm making an iOS app (using Swift) that has a map in the Mapbox iOS SDK. I've gotten to the point of displaying several markers on the map. Now, I want the user to be able to select a marker from the list, panning to that marker (easy), which also makes the marker's callout bubble appear automatically without the user having to touch it (not so easy).
It's this last task I'm having trouble with. While I've found the RMMarker class's showLabel() method, I can't seem to directly access a RMAnnotation's associated RMMarker object, so I'm not sure where or how to call this method.
Does anyone know how this is done?
Ignore the showLabel() API — this is not the callout in use, but rather a text label that's possible directly on the annotation.
You probably want -[RMMapView selectAnnotation:animated:] with a NO in the animated argument.
I just started using SKMap library on IOS recently.
One behavior of the function didSelectAnnotation (from the SKMapViewDelegate Protocol), is that whenever an annotation got selected, the center of the map's visible region will move to the location of that annotation.
Is there any way that I can disable this?
It's actually not a feature of didSelectAnnotationfunction, but rather of showCalloutForAnnotation function. Just set parameter animated in the function to NO.
I need help regarding removing annotation by double click.
Once I click on any existing annotation on my map, how do I differentiate which annotation/pin selected (double click)?
or any other suggested/common way to delete pins from mapView?
thanks in advance!!
double tap gesture recognizer is reserved by map kit framework to zooming in map view by default, but you can suppress that by using "hittest" in custom "MKPinAnnotationView" class.
I prepeared an example to show how to make callout touchable in map view with "hittest".
you can achieve this problem with the same way as I can do for callouts.
Detect tap on title of callout