Datasource: Determines the data source of the locations to be shown on the map. Sources such as REST API and SQL Actions are supported.
Latitude: The latitude value that the map will focus on at the first launch. It can be assigned statically or dynamically.
Longitude: The longitude value that the map will focus on at first opening.
Circle Radius In Km: Highlights a specific area on the map within a circular boundary.
Auto Center: Centers on a specific location each time the map is opened.
Group Picker Icon: Allows nearby locations to be grouped under a single icon during zoom-out.
Current Location Icon: Shows the user's current location.
Selected Location Icon: Marks the user's selected location.
Keep Center On Zoom: The map center remains fixed during zooming.
Latitude and Longitude values must be in “Decimal” format.
The Maps element opens the map screen and displays other locations even when latitude and longitude values are Null (empty).
Getting Location
To get the latitude and longitude values of a location on Google Maps, you can right click on the map and copy the coordinates from the menu that appears. Add these values to the Latitude and Longitude fields of the Maps element.
Events
On Location Click: Triggered when the user clicks on a location on the map.
On Map Load: Fires when the map is loaded.
On Zoom Change: Fires when the user zooms in or out.
The Maps element dynamically displays information from different data sources on the map. This allows your app to provide location-based services in a more user-friendly and interactive way.
