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  • Getting Your Location in an iPhone Application
    10/31/2009 - 08:59

    Great tutorials, thanks. I'm trying to implement a map that is on a second view I've created. It's a view based app that opens to a launch pad with some buttons to do a few things. One of the buttons opens up the "map view". I can't seem to figure out how to implement a map that zooms into the current location and has a floating annotation (kind of like your seismic annotations).

    My two files are setup to open the other views I've created and that seems to be OK.
    "LaunchPadViewController.h"
    "LaunchPadViewController.m"

    It's just when I click the Map button, I'm only presented with the standard map (because I've added MKMapView in IB to the UIView).

    All the tutorials I've seen online show how to do this from a main view, but when I try to do it in a "second view", I can't seem to make the link between the main view "launch pad" and the map view I've created.

    I hope that made sense.

    Thoughts / help?