Hi all, a small bit of history, I have an existing application that currently runs on MS windows it is database of points of interest, the application has a lot of users, each of these users uses google with the street view option to find these places of interest then using the link button on the page they copy and paste the actual street view links into their databases, this in most cases is the proper image of the point of interest not a map view.
for example http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=East+Ferry+Road,+Poplar&hl=en&ll=51.491084,-0.030985&spn=0.000053,0.058622&sll=51.491843,-0.007523&sspn=0.007642,0.029311&vpsrc=0&t=m&z=15&layer=c&cbll=51.491166,-0.014654&panoid=RH906-yvUj2Wv3WzjuXNWw&cbp=12,183.75,,1,1.82 these databases contain up to 20,000 links like the one above so moving over to another system really is not an option considering that most of the work is still carried out on the PC's and these links are moved onto the iPhone/iPad for review later. I am not getting this to work properly in the UIWebview it is converting it into some sort of mapping app, this is not what I want it to do, I just want the UIWebview to display the URL I am passing and provide the results. I don't mind if I have to shell out to safari but that does not seem to work either. UIWebView NSUrl nsurl = new NSUrl(_address); NSUrlRequest req = new NSUrlRequest(nsurl); HtmlViewer.LoadRequest(req); openURL UIApplication.SharedApplication.OpenUrl (new NSUrl (url)); I have tried both on the simulator and physical device, I know that Apple are moving away from google maps but this should still work as it is not really using the API as it it is web driven. Any ideas. thanks Alex
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