google-maps-sdk-ios

I've been searching for how to draw a route between two points using Google Places API in iOS , but I have not found something interesting. The only way you can draw route between two points is to call web services and to parse JSON into your app, to route a route between two points. Here is a reference. The question : Is there any sample code that can help me on how I can draw route between two points, an origin(based on user current location), and a destination. I used this library , very powerful... with this you can draw directions between two points and much more You can get this tutorial

How can I calculate the distance (in meters) between the east point and the west point of the map? Suppose the user changed the position scrolling the map, then I catch the movement with mapView:didChangeCameraPosition: delegate method, but I don't know how to calculate the distance. Here's a helper function which can be used to calculate the distance in metres between two coordinates: double getDistanceMetresBetweenLocationCoordinates( CLLocationCoordinate2D coord1, CLLocationCoordinate2D coord2) { CLLocation* location1 = [[CLLocation alloc] initWithLatitude: coord1.latitude longitude: coord1

I'm making an iPhone location based app and I'm having trouble with the last aspect of it. I was wondering if anyone knows how to integrate a search bar that correlates with the map that we can use from MKMapView . It's literally a search bar above the map that the user can type in an area and it will take them there. Is this possible? I've looked around for tutorials but I have only found how to make an app with a map view, annotations and adding callouts. Saxon Druce What you're looking for is geocoding - the process of turning an address in your search bar into a latitude/longitude

Google Map is now available in Appstore for IOS 6. I have a application which utilises MAPKIT and WebView to show Driving direction using Google webservices. For showing Route in Native Apple MAP app, i use codes similar to this.. MKMapItem *mapItem = [[MKMapItem alloc]initWithPlacemark:place]; NSDictionary *options = @{ MKLaunchOptionsDirectionsModeKey:MKLaunchOptionsDirectionsModeDriving }; [mapItem openInMapsWithLaunchOptions:options]; I want to show Route to the user in the New Google MaP App installed on user device, embeed its UI within a View in my app. Do guide me. Goole have released

I have a UITableView which may potentially contain a large number of cells, and in some cells I want a UIImageView showing a map of a location, the coordinates of which are known only at runtime. I want the table view to scroll smoothly and I want the maps in the cells to not be scrollable at all. I've been directed to avoid Apple Maps. Besides, MKMapSnapshotter is iOS 7 and up. I have to support iOS 6. So is Google Maps image API my best option? I'm already using the Google Maps iOS SDK anyway, so I'd like to use it for this if possible. But does it have this feature? An equivalent to

I have installed the 'GoogleMaps' pod using cocoa pods and the project was building correctly, however when I transferred my project to another device through iCloud (the projects directory is in iCloud) the GoogleMaps pod stopped working. I attempted to simply run pod install again however this mad no difference, the pod is clearly there and the pod install was successful. I am beyond confused. First off try to clean the project by Command + Shift + Options + K If I'm not mistaken, GoogleMaps framework is built from Objective-C so if there's still a problem then do the following steps: Create

I want to be able to detect if the user has zoomed out or moved the map center. I have seen post about an event listener but in Javascript and I am trying to see if there is anything in the Google Maps iOS SDK similar to that. I see that iPad Yelp app has something like that, where if you zoom in/out or move the map a Tool Bar appears from the bottom and lets the user know if they want to "Redo Search In Area". I want to do something similar like that and reload the map with other/more markers. I have looked at Google Map's Reference guide but have not found anything, unfortunately. If anyone