google-maps-sdk-ios

For my iOS app (building in iOS7 ),i need to show user's current location when the app load.I am using Google Maps iOS SDK . I am following this Google Map But i can't figure it out. Please help if you go through the path. It seems Google Maps iOS SDK cannot access to the device position. So you have to retrieve the position by using CLLocationManager of iOS . First, add the CoreLocation.framework to your project : Go in Project Navigator Select your project Click on the tab Build Phases Add the CoreLocation.framework in the Link Binary with Libraries Then all you need to do is to follow the

Im trying to run the basic iOS demo SDK code. I have created the API keyand it loads ok. Although i've transfered the code from viewDidLoad to loadView the effect remains. See the following code -(void)loadView{ // Create a GMSCameraPosition that tells the map to display the // coordinate -33.86,151.20 at zoom level 6. GMSCameraPosition *camera = [GMSCameraPosition cameraWithLatitude:-33.86 longitude:151.20 zoom:6]; _mapView = [GMSMapView mapWithFrame:CGRectZero camera:camera]; _mapView.myLocationEnabled = YES; self.view = _mapView; // Creates a marker in the center of the map. GMSMarker

I created an iOS application based on maps in which I thought to use Google Maps SDK for iOS instead of Mapkit, I found the documentation but it I didn’t find methods related to custom annotation view, Can anyone provide me the solution for how to create custom annotation view(info window) and how to add content(title, snippet) for it. tony m If you check GMSMapView.h within GoogleMaps.Framework, you can see the below method which should let you add a custom infowindow for a marker, instead of using standard title and snippet alone: NOTE you (op) say annotationView=infoWindow BUT NORMAL:

I have created animated polyline like CAShapeLayer by following code, I have added CAShapeLayer as sublayer to GMSMapiew but, if I move the map the layer won't moves. where to add the layer, so that it move along with map? func layer(from path: GMSPath) -> CAShapeLayer { let breizerPath = UIBezierPath() let firstCoordinate: CLLocationCoordinate2D = path.coordinate(at: 0) breizerPath.move(to: self.mapView.projection.point(for: firstCoordinate)) for i in 1 ..< Int((path.count())){ print(path.coordinate(at: UInt(i))) let coordinate: CLLocationCoordinate2D = path.coordinate(at: UInt(i))

I am using Google Maps SDK in my iOS app, and I need to group markers which are very close to each other - basically need to use marker clustering like its shown in the attached url. I am able to get this functionality in the Android maps SDK, but I didn't find any library for the iOS Google Maps SDK. Can you please suggest any library for this? Or suggest a way to implement a custom library for this? ( Source of this picture) Aurelien Porte To understand the underlying concept of this double map solution, please have a look at this WWDC 2011 video (from 22'30). The Map kit code is directly