I am using Wikitude SDK for augmented reality. It works ok.
Google Maps SDK for iOS work fine.
Problem is when I turn on Wikitude SDK and then I try using Google Maps SKD.
On Console I receive information:
"Did not clear context upon block exist"
On second try Google Maps doesn't render a map.
What should I do to fix this problem. Mapkit doesn't have this problem but my boss wants to use Google Maps SDK. I don't want to write a app with single ViewController.
I searched Google for phrase "Did not clear context upon block exist" but I didn't find anything.
Edit:
I am using iOS 7 SDK with Xcode 5. Wikitude draw point on camera. On Google Maps SDK I just insert markers on map. Nothing special. Everything works fine just one thing trigger something another as programmer I know I am in deep trouble. I don't know what is happening inside this SDKs.
I am also using container views to separate map and my view with buttons .
Google Maps iOS API version 6.1 resolved that bug.
I should thank Google developers for fix and Wikitude developers for help on forum.
Wikitude forum
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I am planning to integrate google map feature for my Hybrid Mobile Application.
This is targeted for Android,iOS and Windows.
https://github.com/mapsplugin/cordova-plugin-googlemaps
Above cordova plugin only works for iOS and Android, what about windows phone ? Do I need to use deparate Javascript Web API's of google maps to integrate with Windows phone ?
Since I didn't build this yet before, what can I provide you is some tutorials and different threads.
Like the answer in this thread, what you want to achieve is technically possible, but it is not legal. So basically you need a 3rd party app for these to work.
You can use Bing Map Control to use Google Maps in Windows. This tutorial explains everything with sample code and screenshot for you to follow.
For more information check this link:
Windows Phone Doesn't Support Google Maps Because Google Doesn't Want It To
Getting Start With Google Map in Windows Phone 7
Does the google maps sdk for iOS allow caching for offline use?
Just like the Google Maps app now allow offline interaction, I was thinking if it also aplied to apps created with the latest sdk.
Note: I've been around StackOverflow for sometime now that I know questions must be code related, but since the official page's discussion section forward me here with the tag [google-maps-sdk-ios], well.. here I am and I apologize if it shouldn't be this way.
Thank you.
No, as of SDK 1.8.1, there is no direct support for this for Google Maps.
It is however possible to use a custom tile overlay, which could load tiles from a downloaded cache. It's against the SDK T&C to download Google Map tiles, but you could provide your own tiles from another provider, e.g. OpenStreetMap.
The iOS/Android app I am building requires a map component and just wondering what experts here would recommend using?
The app is being developed using pure AS3 and come across MapQuest. I only really need to be able to drop multiple markers and click markers for information. No directions, search etc.
Thanks
You might consider using a StageWebView instance with the HTML version of Google Maps.
You should be able to find helpful articles on the web. Sample: http://www.igorcosta.org/?p=350
Anyway, this might get tricky. :-/
I think Google Maps is still a good idea, but I’m not sure if it will work on mobile:
http://www.gotoandlearn.com/play.php?id=104
Beware that Google Maps API for Flash is deprecated.
Note (form Google Maps API page):
The Google Maps API for Flash has been officially deprecated as of September 2, 2011. The API will continue to work until September 2, 2014. We encourage you to migrate your code to version 3 of the Maps JavaScript API.
If not, you'll probably have to create a native extension.
I need Google Maps API v3 calls in my GWT Project, more specifically an Autocomplete-Feature for Places like in Google-Maps and the DirectionServices.
We already tried 2 approaches to get v3 access, but none was satisfying:
Using the GWT SuggestionBox Widget + Geocoder suggestions. This solution is very slow and even worser, the constraints you can put on the suggested Places is just country codes (e.g. "uk") and, even worse, it seems to be not working.
Google Maps API v3 Wrapper for GWT done by branflake2267. There seems to be a conflict between the wrapper and the already existing (older) GWT Google Maps API lib. When one tries to remove the Google GWT-maps-api from the project, severe changes would have to be made, since the structure of the API seems different (some Classes are not within the Wrapper).
Does somebody maybe had a similar problem and a solution for this? How can I get the Google Maps V3 API working in my GWT project?
Thank you very much guys for any help on this!
There is an official port of Maps v3 supported by Google which can be found here, but it is still in pre-release.
For more info, look at the comments of this bug.
Be very careful with Maps v3 it has some serious issues when used with the latest GWTversions. It does not appear to use Overlays and uses ArrayHelper all of which cause problems on GWT 2.1 and up..
I've had good luck with the branflake API on GWT 2.8. However, it hasn't been updated in years and still uses API version 3.10. Unfortunately I'm going to have to either for it and take on maintaining my own version of it or find an alternative at some point.
For now, tho, it's still very much a usable solution.
https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.github.branflake2267/gwt-maps-api
Im creating project with Google Maps API V3. Everything worked good but today, witchout changing code, maps crashed and wont run. Google changed something in their maps? I dont see anything. Console says nothing.
Make sure that you specify a version in your URL for loading the google maps v3 script. If you do not, you will always be given the latest version (v3.9 now), and any code you have written against a previous version could break (but they're usually pretty good about backwards compatibility).
See this page for more about using particular versions with Google Maps v3.