Annotations offer a way to highlight specific coordinates on the map and provide additional information about them. The map view keeps a reference to the annotation objects you add to it and uses the data in those objects to determine when to display the corresponding view.
You can use annotations to call out particular addresses, points of interest, and other types of destinations. And Configure.IT gives you all such features within the said control.
Enables the Interaction with user, i.e. control responds when user taps on it.
Used to set the transparency to the object which ranges from 0 to 1.
Used to set the background color to the Map Annotation View.
Sets border width for a Map Annotation View.
Sets angle in degrees to which the Map Annotation View which is in its normal state, has to be rotated. Possible values for this property are -360 to 360.
Sets radius with which control's rounded corners should be drawn. Setting this property will enable control appear with rounded corners.
Sets the border color for a control. Works only if "Border Width" property is set to a value more than 0. Default would be black color.
Sets width of each dash in dashed border pattern for a Map Annotation View.
Helps set the spacing between Dashes for Dashed Border.
Group of vertical android default properties.
These are the android default properties to set selected view with respect of other view.
Reference object that is used for positioning selected object
marginTop : Specifies extra space on the top side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
marginBottom : Specifies extra space on the bottom side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
Value defines the extra space value in pixel.
This property centers the child vertically with respect to the bounds of its parent view.
If any of the vertical layout setting parameter(s) are selected then this value is selected to indicate user applied vertical custom layout setting parameter(s).
Sets the X position of the Map Annotation View.
Sets the Y position of the Map Annotation View.
Sets the width of the Map Annotation View.
Sets the height of the Map Annotation View.
Sets unique identifier for the control. Control can be referenced with name set in this property for configuration.
Set "Object ID" of Map Annotation View which contains this control or can serve as parent.
Sets the web service key from data received from web server, which corresponds to the value to be displayed on the control.
Web service key which will be used as data source for Map Annotation View.
Group of horizontal android default properties.
Reference type is the the default property to set selected view with respect to other view.
Reference object that is used for positioning selected object.
marginLeft : Specifies extra space on the left side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
marginRight : Specifies extra space on the right side of this view. This space is outside this view's bounds.
Offset Value defines the extra space value in the pixel.
This property centers the child horizontally with respect to the bounds of its parent view.
If any of the horizontal layout setting parameter(s) are selected then this value is selected to indicate user applied horizontal custom layout setting parameter(s).
If any of the layout setting parameter(s) are selected then this value is selected to indicate user applied custom layout setting parameter(s).
For instance, a Bottom value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the top of the bottom edge.
This property centers the child vertically with respect to the bounds of its parent view.
The height of the view cannot be less than the given value.
If user select “Default Min Height” then android default value is taken otherwise it takes 0dp.
The width of the view cannot be less than the given value.
If user select “Default Min Width” then android default value is taken otherwise it takes 0dp.
For instance, a Top value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the bottom of the top edge.
For instance, a Right value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the left of the right edge.
Group of horizontal android default properties.
Sets the height of the view
match_parent/fill_parent : Takes the height as its parent view
wrap_content : Takes the height as its content’s height
The padding is expressed in pixels for the left, top, right and bottom parts of the view. Padding can be used to offset the content of the view by a specific amount of pixels.
For instance, a Left value of 2 will push the view's content by 2 pixels to the right of the left edge.
Group of vertical android default properties.
Sets the width of the view
match_parent/fill_parent : Takes the width as its parent view
wrap_content : Takes the width as its content’s width
Hiding an element can be done by checking ‘Hide’. This property lets you hide the control.
Advance - Sets auto resizing with respect to superview, for Map Annotation View.
A Boolean value that determines whether subviews are confined to the bounds of the Map Annotation View.
This event is triggered on load of a Map Annotation View. Further, the desired Action can be defined as per the requirement.
Fired when Map Annotation View is tapped once with a single finger.
Fired when there is an elongated press on Map Annotation View with single finger.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped down with single finger.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped left with single finger.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped right with single finger.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped up with single finger.
Fired when Map Annotation View is tapped twice with a single finger.
Fired when Map Annotation View is tapped thrice with a single finger.
Fired when there is an elongated press on Map Annotation View with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped down with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped left with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped right with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is swiped up with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is panned (sweeped) with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is tapped twice with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is tapped once with two fingers.
Fired when Map Annotation View is tapped thrice with two fingers.
Ideally for all controls which are added as subviews for map annotation view; you need to set the “Object Parent ID” property to the map view control to which, map annotation view is added. This would result in sending data related to a particular pin to be sent as response parameters for the action(s) configured on any of the event related to controls added on map annotation view(e.g click of button on map annotation view).
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