$.vice = ua.match(/android|webos|iphone|ipad|ipod|blackberry|iemobile|opera/i) ? ua. It's not quite what I imagined, though it's working. Is there an elegant cross device way of creating such a link? One link that works on all main mobiles? It is 100 mobile-ready, and you can get started as soon as now with the help of their docs and tutorials.
You can customize the look of it and even extend the functions by simply merging third-party libraries. This means that for the USA and Canada a new OpenAndroMaps map set with.
Clicking this link completely fails on Android: OpenLayers A completely free and open-source API, OpenLayers makes it super convenient to place a dynamic map into your web page. This year even with largely open borders again, so my long planed Trip to Norway. This one only works on iOS, opening Apple Maps asking me to enter a start location (i can pick "Current Location") and start the route = desired behavior. The following link works only on the Android: Take me there!Ĭlicking this link in iPhone's Chrome, this weirdly opens Google Maps in desktop version with ads on the mobile app. Route planning provides ETAs for future departures based on expected traffic.
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I can test on two devices (beside browserstack), an Android and an iPhone. Maps gives you at-a-glance information to make every drive a good one. We are happy to support open projects with open source code. 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). Interactive weather map allows you to watch for current temperature and weather conditions. I rather thought this would not be so hard to find out but appearantly it is not easy to find an awesome cross device article, like you'd expect.
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