google-maps-sdk-ios

I am new to iOS development. This is regarding Marker info window in Google Maps iOS SDK. I understand, we can create a marker with info window using GMSMarkerOption. GMSMarkerOption *myLocationOption = [GMSMarkerOption alloc]; myLocationOption .title = @"My Location"; myLocationOption .snippet = @"Lat:...., Lang:...."; [mapView addMarkerOption:myLocationOption]; As per the above code, Marker displayed in the Map View as expected. And tapping on marker shows the "My Location" info window in Google maps which is good. Is there anyway we can show the info window programmatically when the user

GMSReverseGeocodeResponse contains - (GMSReverseGeocodeResult *)firstResult; whose definition is like: @interface GMSReverseGeocodeResult : NSObject<NSCopying> /** Returns the first line of the address. */ - (NSString *)addressLine1; /** Returns the second line of the address. */ - (NSString *)addressLine2; @end Is there any way to obtain the country, ISO country code, state (administrative_area_1 or corresponding one) from those two strings (valid for all the countries and all the addresses )? NOTE: I tried to execute this piece of code [[GMSGeocoder geocoder] reverseGeocodeCoordinate

Yesterday I recived an email from google saying that I could acces to the map api for ios, I generated my key from the app console and I follow the steps of https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios/start but xcode throw this error. #import <GoogleMaps/GoogleMaps.h> //file not found Thanks for your support. It is normal that appears the Headers executable instead of the folder? SOLVED! Make sure you unzip the SDK with something which understands symbolic links. GoogleMaps.framework/Headers is a symbolic link to GoogleMaps.framework/Versions/A/Headers . When I unzip it on my Mac the

How to setRegion with google maps sdk for iOS? I want set zoom for location and radius of markers. UPDATE: The original answer below is obsolete as of version 1.2 of the SDK - you can now use the fitBounds: method of the GMSCameraUpdate class: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/ios/reference/interface_g_m_s_camera_update Original answer: The MKMapPoint type in MapKit defines a 2D projection of a map. Although the actual values of the projection are meant to be opaque, they turn out to be equivalent to pixels at zoom level 20. This can be used to convert lat/lon values to pixels,

Simple Question I´m working on an App for iOS where I embedded the new Google Map for native iOS. Everything works fine except one problem where I can´t find a propper solution for native IOS/ Objective-C neither here nor at google (if there is one please show me and sorry for annoying you) What I want: I want the User to Click on the Marker that opens the Info Window. After If he clicks or taps on the Info Window it should open a New UIView with further Informations. How can I do that? Thanks for advices 1.conform to the GMSMapViewDelegate protocol. @interface YourViewController ()