Is it possible to use the MKMapView\'s own location manager to return the users current location to pass into a webservice?
I\'m developing on an app that is location-based, I have a mapView set to show the user location (mapView.showUserLocation); 开发者_开发技巧I also have a locationUpdate function to retrieve lat/long o
I\'ve got a problem with a MKMapView, which is placed as a full-sized view in a UITabBarController at first position. Before the view will be shown, I add several annotations to the mapView. Everythin
On an iPhone 3Gs, if you click the little \"show my location\" symbol on the lower left of the window twice, it switches to a mode that causes the map to rotate so that north on the map faces towards
We have stumbled upon such a problem. We are developing an application for travelling. To make sure the user doesn\'t spend much money on roaming charges in our app we decided to implement a settings
In our iPhone app we need to draw a route on Google Maps (GMaps is the only option, we can\'t consider other maps).
i have 200 pois in my app. i want to display the nearest pois to the us开发者_开发问答er within 100 meters range in a mapview. How is this possible?Iterate over the collection of annotations, and use
The first time the app tries to get the users location they are prompted with \"Would like to use your current location\" and they can hit Don\'t allow or ok.Is there any way to find out if the user h
In my viewcontroller, I create a MKMapView object. I set the delegate to self, and in the ViewController, I implemented:
I want to add an annotation to a MapView with disclosure button on it and I can\'t figure it out. I have created a PlaceMark class that conforms to the MKAnnotation protocol and then create the MapVi
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