That explains it. I thought it was based on the app.
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On Nov 20, 4:51 pm, Mark Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Alvin Yates wrote:
> > Looks pretty good, although the map doesn't display, just the markers.
>
> If you haven't done so already, you have to put in your own api
Alvin Yates wrote:
> Looks pretty good, although the map doesn't display, just the markers.
If you haven't done so already, you have to put in your own apiKey. I
keep forgetting that step, since it's new.
If you look in the layout, you'll see:
android:apiKey="00yHj0k7_7vzDDmwgQLGkUa7oJbRal2t7b
Just downloaded it. Looks pretty good, although the map doesn't
display, just the markers. What is funny though is that when I added
in menu code to my app, it doesn't display. However, it does display
in your app. I'm wondering if the menu is considered an overlay? Or
if there is yet another
Alvin Yates wrote:
> So as far as Zoom is concerned, I have displayZoomControls() set to
> true in my MapActivity. Is there something else I need to do to get
> that to appear/work as expected?
Ah, sorry, I thought you had that working, based on your original email.
You need to actually add the
Lovely. I did happen to forget the super.onKeyDown() call. And the
map dragging works just fine now.
So as far as Zoom is concerned, I have displayZoomControls() set to
true in my MapActivity. Is there something else I need to do to get
that to appear/work as expected?
On Nov 19, 4:44 am, Mar
Alvin Yates wrote:
> 1) Is there no default set of buttons for pan/zoom? I had to manually
> add zoom myself, but pan will be annoying.
There are no buttons for pan. Make sure you have
android:clickable="true" on the com.google.android.maps.MapView in your
layout, and pan just works by draggin
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