“Apple Maps Guides”

Hi, where is the information for current MDM profiles as the reference guide now states it is not updated and to refer to the developer SDK site, I cannot find the MDM reference in the developer

I have used MKMapView which is showing old map data. A certain area has new houses but they are not showing up in the Map. Even the default apple maps app is not showing those houses either. However I have seen an another app which shows MKMapView as well, but the map data is updated over there, and the new houses are showing up. I have also checked google maps app and it has the updated map data as well. I couldn't find anything related to updating MKMapView's data. Is there a way, I can update the map data in my app, which is getting used by MKMapView. View in my App's MKMapView Same Location in another app which seems to be using MKMapView as well. (I could see the apple maps logo at the bottom left corner) Same Location in google maps app on iPhone. Even the apple maps app in iPhone doesn't show the updated data, but some how its showing in another app. Please help me understand, what could

They announced map extensions and when you look at the big new features it is listed, however I can't find the documentation for it anywhere. When you click to learn more about map extensions it takes you to a page that has other iOS 10 features, but no where in that document does it talk about map extensions. Where are the API docs?

I've been working on my app using Apple Maps. All of a sudden the map is not shown anymore, everything remains black. The only thing visible is the Apple Maps logo and the legal tag. Now I get the error ** [core] Error returned from daemon: Error Domain=com.apple.accounts Code=7 (null)** and the app stops so that I can't click anything anymore! Please help! I know now for sure that it is the apple map causing the error! As soon as I comment the line Map(...) I can use the app normally and do not receive the error mentioned above.

I have reviewed this document: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/featuredarticles/iPhoneURLScheme_Reference/MapLinks/MapLinks.html.It says:To perform a search, supply a properly encoded URL string as the value of the q parameter. For example:http://maps.apple.com/?q=Mexican+RestaurantHowever, I'm wondering if there are certain keywords that I can enter for the q parameter. What I'm trying to do is display the user's home address. I was hoping that if I ended the URL with ?q=Home it would accomplish what I want, but it just pulls up a Home Depot from another state.Does anyone know of a way to accomplish this? I'm working on the premise that the user has selected their contact card under My Info in the Contacts app, that they have programmed their home address into the contact, and that Maps is able to read that (if I manually type in Home into the search field in Maps, it does suggest my home address as a result).

Hello Everyone choropleth map is possible in swift ios app.where we can fill multiple colour and title and handle click event of map for swift app.

This post states that attribution is required for MapKit or violates the developer agreement. Can I provide my own attribution if I am displaying my original map content? It seems bizarre to attribute map sources that are not used.

Hi, can anybody point me to the developer documentation for CarPlay ?i'm looking to integrate some messaging functionality with navigation and am trying to figure out whether I should be doing the mapping piece myself or passing data to the Apple CarPlay Maps app for display (or both).Any help or pointers would be appreciated.Thanks

I am encountering a coordinate rendering issue using MKMapView in my iOS app. I have a GPS coordinate in WGS84 format, which corresponds to a location in Hong Kong. When my device is physically located in Hong Kong, MKMapView displays the map with the Apple Maps label, and the WGS84 coordinate is rendered at the correct position. However, when the device is in Mainland China, MKMapView switches to display Amap (Gaode Maps) branding, and the same WGS84 coordinate is rendered at an incorrect position. I understand that Amap in Mainland China uses the GCJ-02 coordinate system, while Apple Maps typically uses WGS84. This discrepancy suggests a potential coordinate system mismatch, but I cannot definitively confirm which map type (and corresponding coordinate system) MKMapView is actually using in different regions. My key questions are: How can I programmatically or visually confirm the underlying map type (Apple Maps vs. Am

Several documents refer to the Event Handling Guide for iOS, but provide no link and no such document seems to exist.Has it been replaced? Could the documents that reference it be updated to indicate where equivalent documentation could be found?

Where can I find a guide on how to use apple IOS 12 icon template in photoshop. Thanks!

I'm querying core data to get back my entries like this:let request = NSFetchRequest(entityName: TeamPerson) request.resultType = .DictionaryResultType request.returnsDistinctResults = true request.predicate = NSPredicate(format: team == %@, team) request.propertiesToFetch = [person.first, person.last, person.sql_ident] if let results = team.managedObjectContext?.executeFetchRequest(request, error: nil) as? [[String : AnyObject]] {So now I have an array of dictionary objects as the results variable. Now I want to pass that through map so that I get back a tuple with a formatted name and an integer. I tried this: results.map { (dict: [String : AnyObject]) in let formatted = Person.formattedNameWithFirst(dict[person.first], last: dict[person.last]) (formatted, dict[person.sql_ident]) }But the compiler complains that Cannot invoke 'map' with an argument list of type '(([String : AnyObject]) -> _)'