I was just wondering if there is an undocumented class for the "Drop Pin" effect seen in the Google Maps app.
The Netter medical app (link below) uses it or has replicated it. What would be the best way to replicate the effect if it is not available - core animation?
I was just wondering if there is an undocumented class for the "Drop Pin" effect seen in the Google Maps app.
The Netter medical app (link below) uses it or has replicated it. What would be the best way to replicate the effect if it is not available - core animation?
No class for this. They are just trapping the touch and drawing an image of the pin at this point. Then clicking the pin, show a view with the text etc.
I have a similar question. I have a UIView that displays a PDF and that UIView is added to a UIScrollView. I wanted to have a google maps type pin implementation where I can drop pins at specific coordinates on the UIView. I am able to do that by adding subviews to the UIView. However, the problem I run into is that when the UIView resizes, the subview resizes with it. I wanted the subview to remain at original size, while being anchored at the original drop location. (Similar to pins on google maps remaining at same location, and not changing size at different zoom levels).
Any suggestion on what the best way would be to accomplish this?
I think you'd want to use the open source route-me map control which supports all of those things you mention. You'd have to turn your PDF into map tiles, but there are free tools to do that for you as well...
I have a similar question. I have a UIView that displays a PDF and that UIView is added to a UIScrollView. I wanted to have a google maps type pin implementation where I can drop pins at specific coordinates on the UIView. I am able to do that by adding subviews to the UIView. However, the problem I run into is that when the UIView resizes, the subview resizes with it. I wanted the subview to remain at original size, while being anchored at the original drop location. (Similar to pins on google maps remaining at same location, and not changing size at different zoom levels).
Any suggestion on what the best way would be to accomplish this?
Did you ever find a solution for this..? I am trying to do the samething.
Hi, I think "UICalloutView" can solve this problem for you , pls check this un-official head file UICalloutView.h, this will just create a Google-Map like ToolTip View for you, wish this will give some help to you.