But I think that it would be best to open up the device's map app instead of google map. I know that you can have the user's phone app to pop when the user clicks on a phone number with the href attribute pointing to tel:<the phone number> .

2011年6月1日 · Once user presses button in my application, I would like to open standard Google Map application and to show particular location.

When you open the Google Maps app, you can find these tabs at the bottom of the Home Screen: Explore : Choose where to go. You : Create lists, recall places, and find your saved trips, notifications, and messages. Contribute : Share experiences, add info and reviews, and fix …

To see your maps, follow the steps below. Sign in and open Google Maps. Click Saved Maps. To edit a map, choose a map and click Open in My Maps. You'll be taken to My Maps, where you can edit your map. Create a map in My Maps. To create a map, open Google My Maps. If you have problems creating or editing your My Maps, visit the My Maps help center.

You can view your My Maps using Google Maps. To make and edit your own custom maps to share online, use My Maps. Find your My Map. If you've created a My Map, you can view it in the Google Maps app on your phone or tablet. Sign in and open the Google Maps app . Tap You Maps. Learn how to navigate to places on your custom maps. Create and edit a ...

2017年5月18日 · I want to create a link which opens either the mobile device's browser and surf to google maps OR open a maps app (Apple Maps or Google Maps) and directly starting a route, i.e.: start at the current location, end at a given point (lat/long). I can test on two devices (beside browserstack), an Android and an iPhone.

Let Google Maps use your current location and audio speakers. Start or stop navigation. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app . Search for a place or tap it on the map. At the bottom left, tap Directions. If you touch and hold the button instead, you’ll start navigation and can skip steps 4 through 6.

2010年4月18日 · Although the current answers are great, none of them did quite what I was looking for, I wanted to open the maps app only, add a name for each of the source location and destination, using the geo URI scheme wouldn't work for me at all and the maps web link didn't have labels so I came up with this solution, which is essentially an amalgamation of the other …

On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Maps app . If you don't have the app, download it from the App Store. Make sure you're connected to the internet and not in Incognito mode. Search for a place, like San Francisco. At the bottom, tap the name or address of the place. Tap More Download offline map Download.

On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app . Tap Layers Street View Close . Tap on any blue line See more dates. Not all locations on Google Maps have this link. At the bottom, scroll and select an image in the carousel. When you’re done, at the top left, tap Close.