Are there any mapkit options to allow either a full screen view of the map or link to a larger view on a separate page similar to what Google has?
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I am working on a react-native app development. I set two screen, the main screen with a map and some markers in the map which show the different communities. Another screen will show some data in this community.
My question is when I click the marker on the map of main page. I want it to navigate to the specific second screen. I want to transfer the location data, which includes the longitude and latitude from the marker to the second screen.
Is someone know how to achieve it?
The Yelp app for iOS is designed such that after you enter and send a search query, something like this comes up:
The screen consists of a map control in the background, with a screen on top displaying a list view that you can swipe up/down depending on whether you want to see the list/map (respectively).
How would something like this be accomplished using React Native? For example, would the React Navigation or React Native Swiper libraries help me superimpose a list view on top of the map control?
You can use PanResponder.
Here is a good article which ay help you. Click here.
I have a google map that is a gmsmapview covering half screen. And below that I have collection view. I need to have scrolling effect not only for the collection view but also for the google map.
How can I use parallax in this scenario?
I would recommend switching over to MapKit for your map, there are several already created solutions that you could easily drop right into your project.
Check out these two controls: SLParallaxController and LocationPickerView
I'm new in iPhone. How could I load the Google map in terrain view.
MKMapView provides only three options, MKMapTypeStandard, MKMapTypeSatellite, MKMapTypeHybrid.
But I want to show the terrain view, how could I do that.
You can set the value of the mapType property on your MKMapView instance to 3 (instead of using one of the named constants):
yourMapView.mapType = 3;
Works for me when compiling against the 5.0 SDK. No idea if it'll get through the app store approval process...
I solved that problem.
You have to use the webview and html file which contains the javascript and Google maps API.
Just load the html file in webkit which loads the maps.google.com page and the Google maps API directly show the terrain view without interacting with webview.
I'm developing an iPad app for use in-house. It's basically a SplitView based app, with a list of items. The details view contains a navigation controller. When the user selects an item in the rootview, it displays the definition of that item in the details view.
I want them to be able to drill-down into a gallery of images for that item, and be presented with a UI similar to the iPad photos app. Basically thumbnails with the ability to view it at original size and then go back to the thumbnails.
I was looking at using the UIImagePickerController but it looks like you need to use that in a Popover control, is that the case? It also looks like you can also only use it with pictures stored in the photo area on the iPad.
The images I use are downloaded to the iPad at startup, if it makes the whole thing do-able, can I save them into the users photo's area? As an album for each item?
Failing all of that, is there a nice clean, simple solution that would meet my requirements? I've tried using the Three20 solution but couldn't get it to work with my SplitView. Can the OOTB UIImagePickerController do what I need?
Three20 right now is not iPad ready, for your requirement, you can fine-tune Three20 and use it to display the original size images, and then pop-back to view controller which shows the thumbnail images.
I suggest using Three20 in a modal view controller with a pagesheet or formsheet preeentation style.