mkannotationview

I am new to iOS development and currently using the FBAnnotationClusteringSwift to cluster makers. My app needs to have two annotations which will not be clustered, as they indicate the source and destination addresses. The remaining annotations must be clustered as they represent stations . What I want to achieve is something like the image bellow, where "A" is my source address, and the clusters represent stations: However what is happening is, as the clusters are created , the Annotation that represents a non-clustered annotation (the source address) disappears as following: If the library

I created an MKAnnotation name PushPin which has a title and subtitle. I want to be able to dynamically change the title at a later time. I'm close so I'd rather not have to make a whole new AnnotationView, but if I have to I guess that's ok too. My problem is that, once I change the text for the title, the window does not resize and some text might get cut off depending on how big the title originally was. 1) Is there an event I can trigger to resize the callout bubble window again? 2) Also, I check to make sure that the annotation actually has a title first before I go resetting the title,

I have a custom MKAnnotationView subclass. It is showing the view exactly as I want it to. In that view, I have a button. I want to capture events on the button to perform an action. This works just fine. However, I do NOT want the callout to be dismissed or disappear. Basically, touching the button in the callout will start playing a sound, but I want to leave the annotation up so the user can press stop if they want to, without having to touch the map pin again to bring the annotation back up. In another instance, I want the button touch to animate more details in the callout, so I

I am trying to add a custom image instead of the regular pin on the map. But it remains a red pin... What am I missing? - (MKAnnotationView *) mapView:(MKMapView *)mapView viewForAnnotation:(id <MKAnnotation>) annotation{ static NSString* AnnotationIdentifier = @"AnnotationIdentifier"; MKPinAnnotationView *annView = [[MKPinAnnotationView alloc] initWithAnnotation:annotation reuseIdentifier:AnnotationIdentifier]; annView.animatesDrop = TRUE; annView.image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"CustomPin.png"]; return annView; } DJPlayer MKMapView: Instead of Annotation Pin, a custom view -(MKAnnotationView *

I have a UITapGestureRecognizer that will hide and show a toolbar over my MKMap when the user taps the Map - simple. However, when the user taps on an MKMapAnnotation, I do not want the map to respond to a tap in the normal way (above). Additionally, when the user taps elsewhere on the map to de-select an MKAnnotation callout, I also don't want the toolbar to respond. So, the toolbar should only respond when there are no MKAnnotations currently in selected state. Nor should it respond when the user clicks on an annotation directly. So far, I have being trying the following action that reacts

I have a normal map in my iOS app where "Shows Users Location" is enabled - meaning I have my normal blue dot on the map, showing my position and accuracy info. The callout is disabled in code. But I also have custom MKAnnotationViews that are plotted around the map which all have custom callouts. This is working fine, but the problem is that when my location is on the location of a MKAnnotationView, the blue dot (MKUserLocation) intercepts the touch, so the MKAnnotationView doesn't get touched. How can I disable the user interaction on the blue dot so that the touches are intercepted by the