I'm trying to display the toolbar on Google Maps v2 but it's only work when I touch on Marker.
I'm already implemented Litle mode and worked, but I also need user interaction (drag).
What I've tried:
Force marker click
Force showInfoWindow();
Anyone knows how to do that?
Thanks!
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When a marker is tapped a weird menu is revealed in the bottom right of the map. Clicking on the buttons in that menu will launch the Google Maps app with directions to the Lat/Lng of the marker. Any idea on how to disable that menu?
(https://i.stack.imgur.com/PsQlU.jpg)
I tried combing through the google maps documentation to find a boolean to flip to disable this feature.
I tried navigation with Intents when user click on marker and it's work well. Problem is that I need implement that in my own app. (without opening GoogleMaps app)
How to start implement navigation from current location to markers in my own app without intents? Any help will be appreciated :)
You may use this library. It uses Directions API but in free plan it has limit to 2500 requests/day.
Anyone have any idea on how to get rid of the buttons (like the compass button when rotating the map) presented on the image when clicking a marker. It is linked to Google map application. And i want to get rid of it. thanks
Here is the link for the sample image http://i.stack.imgur.com/8gw5b.png
Is it possible to launch a Google Maps window from my app that shows a specific position plus a balloon with a label that I can define?
This could be done with
geo:lat,lon?q=my_label
but with latest Google Maps it shows a marker on the position with no balloon attached to it, then on the bottom of the screen it reads "labeled as my_label". Can I circumvent this?
I want to put the search button in google maps in Android application (like the way I added zoom controls). However, I am not able to find a way to add it.
If you want to add a search button, you have to implement a the Reverse Geocoding, using a GeoCoder that receives your searched Strings from a EditText so with the coordinates obtained you can set a geopoint in the MapOverlay to show the searched position on the map.
For more info about Google Maps geocoding see:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/
This question is too vague. What "search button" are you talking about? Do you mean a SearchView? There's a search widget in the maps.google.com web interface, but that's not the standard Android design. The Android Google Maps app uses a SearchView with history and autocomplete.