Offline map support integration #1502
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updated google map tile provider interface.
Updating google map fragment implementation to support multiple tile providers.
Added support for offline map download.
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Offline map support integration
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Very nice idea, but please add a paste button for the mapbox API token :) |
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@hsteinhaus since it's a input field, you can long click on it, and the |
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Unfortunately not working here (Android 4.4.4/CM11 on Amazon Tate). Other apps bring up the paste option on long press, as expected (e.g. Chrome), but not Tower. I tested the latest available beta. |
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It may be an issue with your device. The paste option comes up on mine as long as something is already copied in the clipboard.
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Can you post a pic of on the map box site showing what needs to be copied there? And an example of how it looks plugged into the app? There is an api and a token that I believe is specific to each map you make? I'm not sure which info to put in and what format or should be in? Thanks |
This PR adds support for offline maps download, and integration within Tower.
In order to use this feature, a mapbox account is required to get access to the map tiles:
Navigate to
Settings->User Interface:Navigate to the
Map Provider Preferences:In the preferences screen, select
mapboxas the tile provider.Then enter a valid account's mapbox
idandaccess token.Once this setup is complete, check
Enable offline map layerto activate offline map support.Additionally, check
Add 'Download Map' to menuto add theDownload Mapoption to the overflow menu.Click on the
Download Mapmenu button to access the map download screen: