mkannotation

I am trying to open a detail viewController when a user taps on the callout from a map annotation. I have created a custom annotation subclass called myAnnotation, and there I have included a property called idEmpresa. At a custom method I am declaring the annotation as follows: double latitud = [[[categorias objectAtIndex:i] objectForKey:@"latitud"] doubleValue]; double longitud = [[[categorias objectAtIndex:i] objectForKey:@"longitud"]doubleValue]; CLLocationCoordinate2D lugar; lugar.latitude = latitud; lugar.longitude = longitud; NSString *nombre = [[categorias objectAtIndex:i] objectForKey

I need to create a map view interface, which is something similar to the OLA Cabs Application in iOS. What I exactly wanna do is to fix an overlay on mapView and allow the user to scroll the map view across it. So that the overlay can be fixed at any location the User wants it to, I searched a lot about overlays, in iOS and MapKit, but couldn't make it possible. If some one can give me tips for achieving this I would be really grateful. Here is a snapshot of the screen Here the annotation remains fixed and you can move the map view across it, So that when you stop the mapview, the overlay will

I'm trying to add a routing feature to an app I'm working on. I found Craig Spitzkoff's article on how to draw lines on an MKMapView which works pretty good. But since I don't have the coordinates of the points on the roads that doesn't help me as expected. Is there any way to determine the coordinates between to given points, say my current position and another address? Basically you will need to make an HTTP request to the Google Directions API . The terms of service state that you have to display the results on a Google map, but I think because you are using an MKMapView, you will be fine:

do you know that MKPinAnnotationView has a method "animatesDrop" to animate a pin annotation from the top to point on the map with a shadow? OK, is it possible do this with a custom image?? gcamp You can always do your custom animation in MKMapViewDelegate method. - (void)mapView:(MKMapView *)mapView didAddAnnotationViews:(NSArray *)views Probably something like that (you won't get the fancy shadow animation, if you want it you need to do it yourself) : - (void) mapView:(MKMapView *)mapView didAddAnnotationViews:(NSArray *)views { CGRect visibleRect = [mapView annotationVisibleRect]; for

On iOS11 the zPosition stopped working for the annotationView.layer. Every time the map region changes. No luck with original solution: layer.zPosition = X; No luck with bringViewToFront / SendViewToBack methods Xcode 8.3/9 UPDATE (SOLUTION thanks Elias Aalto): When creating MKAnnotationView: annotationView.layer.zPosition = 50; if (IS_OS_11_OR_LATER) { annotationView.layer.name = @"50"; [annotationView.layer addObserver:MeLikeSingleton forKeyPath:@"zPosition" options:0 context:NULL]; } In MeLikeSingleton or whatever observer object you have there: - (void)observeValueForKeyPath:(NSString *

The annotation pin is draggable but I couldn't drop it to the destination location. The problem is how could I get the destination location's coordinate where i drop the annotation pin? Any method exist? Edit 1: The center of the annotation pin seems never changed where ever I drop the pin. - (void)mapView:(MKMapView *)mapView annotationView:(MKAnnotationView *)annotationView didChangeDragState:(MKAnnotationViewDragState)newState fromOldState:(MKAnnotationViewDragState)oldState { if (newState == MKAnnotationViewDragStateEnding) { NSLog(@"x is %f", annotationView.center.x); NSLog(@"y is %f",

My app places a pushpin on the map and then selects its using animation so the user has a visual clue and can immediately read the title/subtitle. The following code works in both iOS4 and iOS5, but in iOS5, the annotation doesn't get selected automatically unless I change the animation to NO in the selectAnnotation method. Any ideas why? MapAnnotations *pushpin = [[MapAnnotations alloc] initWithCoordinate:coordinate]; pushpin.title = [selectedStation valueForKey:@"name"]; pushpin.subtitle = [selectedStation valueForKey:@"address"]; [stationMap addAnnotation:pushpin]; [stationMap