hi i m new in iphone development some can help me to cache some area using mapbox framework
here is the guideline for this
You want to use the RMTileCacheBackgroundDelegate protocol for this. Just specify a bounding box and region on your
mapView.tileCache
and it will start working.
question is how to use protocol and how to create bounding box
Thanks for help.
I provided that answer via the MapBox support forums. You will need to learn Cocoa from Apple's developer documentation. Learn what protocols are or else you will not be able to create iOS applications. Pasting a code example here when you have tried nothing will not help.
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I am new to map box and I want to have a customised map for my application, I have gone through all the guides of mapBox provided online but they seems to be a bit confusing , I have two things over there,
Create a map using MapBox studio
Integrate a map in your ios application
I just want to know that if I create a map using MapBox studio can I use the same map for my application, plus will the default mapKit API will also work in the same project.
Will the delegate functions of mapKit API works for the mapBox and most importantly, how I can do all the things I am not able to find a example code.
If anyone can provide me with the some example code in which they have integrated a map using mapBox will be really helpful.
Thanks in advance.
It is possible for you to use Mapbox GL to use and integrate in your app. and the delegates for Mapbox GL are provided in their sites and their API will also work for sure, so don't worry give it a try, to have a reference about the example on MapboxGL go to this sites
Mapbox GL example
official site
I'm using MapBox for a iPad app and we want to use various image sources for the map imagery.
Is there a way to get google map tiles and show them in MapBox?
We could construct the url's to get the tiles directly but google will block you if you do this, because we wouldn't be using the official API.
Is there any other option to solve this problem?
It is technically possible, but Google's terms of service don't allow display of their tiles outside of their own software frameworks.
I want to achieve a Map design like the image below
I have achieved the design using MapBox though, its quite simple to get it done from it.
I have found Google Map can be easily customized from here
But I can't find a way to implement it in iOS SDK for GoogleMaps.
I highly want to use GoogleMaps, is there any way that I can achieve the map design above ?
Any help is appreciated..
Thanks.
Styled maps is currently not supported in the latest release of google maps SDK for iOS (v 1.5.0) but the ticket for this feature has been filed, so please go and star it to indicate your interest in this feature:
https://code.google.com/p/gmaps-api-issues/issues/detail?id=4968&q=apitype%3DIosSDK&colspec=ID%20Type%20Status%20Introduced%20Fixed%20Summary%20Stars%20ApiType%20Internal
This might be a very stupid question for some people but I want to be make sure about this.
In iOS6 Apple has updated its Map application and added his own map. Now if I develop any native application and include map(MKMapView) into this so are their any changes which I should be aware of them?
Previously, I was using Google web service to fetch the latitude and longitude between two locations and draw direction. Does Apple provide its own web services for the same?
are their any changes which I should be aware of them?
MKMapView will still work fine, but the map it displays will look a little different. Also, if you limit your app to iOS versions that use only Apple's maps, you might not be subject to Google's terms and conditions. Read your agreements.
Does Apple provide its own web services for the same?
There's CLGeocoder. It's a class, not a web service, but that just makes it easier to use.
Using MKMapView framework didn't change just because the images are different. It should work fine.
Google's Terms Of Service say that you can't show their data on someone else's maps. So if your app is still getting data from a Google webservice you'll need to use the Google Map SDK that they have put out, not the usual MKMapView on iOS 6+.
If you are only using Google's webservice to turn a human readable address into lat/long then you can do that using CLGeocoder as Caleb suggested, but Google offer other services too.
I'm trying to find examples of code libraries or sample code for adding a commenting functionality in my apps. I've successfully implemented the Disquser iOS wrapper (http://bit.ly/iadisquser) in a couple of my apps but find it difficult to manage. I've seen other apps that incorporate a commenting feature that's cool, including theCHIVE Lite app, that looks like its using Facebook maybe?? Any hints or suggestions?
Look at QuickBlox Custom Objects code sample. I think it's what you need.
It represents user's notes, which he can create & comment. So, you can implement this comments logic into your apps and comment any item you want
There's a good tutorial for building a chat app that may help you get started, you can find it here: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-ioschat/index.html