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currently using version 5.4.1
"@capacitor/google-maps": "^5.4.1",
I'm using the maps succesfully but i have a few issues with it.
Within my app i have multiple pages and the user can move around to show different data.
But after a user has been to a page with a MAP on it and then navigates away to another page which does not have a map, while the page is transitioning the MAP below webview is visible
I have tried to DESTROY the map and i store the google_map in a global variable so i can try and remove it where ever my users go...
But becuase the map is on the below the webview i can never get rid of this shadow of map.
How do other people cope with using the map - but then navigating to other pages which it out it look terrible.
Also when i destroy the map... and then go back to page which has a map - the previous one is still present for a moment with all the old map icons on it.
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We solved this by creating an 'overlay' container with a filled background color, that will be displayed whenever the page will leave or vice versa.
As the native map will not listen to any css transitions, I think there wont be another solution right now.
Thanks.
I gave up and i'm now running a JS google maps version.
I really could not get it to perform as well as I thought it should and i had to get the project done.
currently using version 5.4.1
"@capacitor/google-maps": "^5.4.1",
I'm using the maps succesfully but i have a few issues with it.
Within my app i have multiple pages and the user can move around to show different data.
But after a user has been to a page with a MAP on it and then navigates away to another page which does not have a map, while the page is transitioning the MAP below webview is visible
I have tried to DESTROY the map and i store the google_map in a global variable so i can try and remove it where ever my users go...
But becuase the map is on the below the webview i can never get rid of this shadow of map.
How do other people cope with using the map - but then navigating to other pages which it out it look terrible.
Also when i destroy the map... and then go back to page which has a map - the previous one is still present for a moment with all the old map icons on it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: