centre map

[john murray]

I have begun experimenting with sfMap

I simply want to use OSM worldmap but zoomed to a particular location.

I can work out the zoom level required but I cant figure out how to (programmatically) pan to the required location.

I note a previous post over a year and a half ago said there was no functionality to centre a map

Is there now any way to achieve what I am trying to do ?

tia

JM

[Sheik Syed Abthaheer M]

Hi John, 

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion Support. 

We can achieve your requirement of zooming the location by specifying the desired latitude and longitude in the GeoCoordinates property of imagery layer as like the below code snippet, 

         <maps:SfMaps ZoomLevel="3"> 

            <maps:SfMaps.Layers> 

                <maps:ImageryLayer x:Name="layer" GeoCoordinates="51.509, "-0.1180"> 

                    <maps:ImageryLayer.Markers> 

                        <maps:MapMarker  Label="London"  

                                         Latitude="51.509"  

                                         Longitude= "-0.1180"/> 

                        </maps:ImageryLayer.Markers> 

                </maps:ImageryLayer> 

            </maps:SfMaps.Layers> 

        </maps:SfMaps> 

 

Please find the output screen shot 

 

  

  

Please find the demo sample from below location 

Sample: MapsPanning 

Regards, 

Devi 

[john murray]

many thanks 

I know you've all pretty much moved exclusively to xaml but it would help to see the c# equivalent

[Michael Prabhu M]

Hi John, 

  

Based on your query, we have prepared the sample in code behind. Please download the sample from the below link, 

  

Code Snippet: 

  

C#: 

  

            SfMaps maps = new SfMaps(); 

            maps.ZoomLevel = 3; 

  

            ImageryLayer imageryLayer = new ImageryLayer(); 

            imageryLayer.GeoCoordinates = new Point(51.509, -0.1180); 

  

            MapMarker marker = new MapMarker(); 

            marker.Label = "London"; 

            marker.Latitude = "51.509"; 

            marker.Longitude = "-0.1180"; 

  

            imageryLayer.Markers.Add(marker); 

           

            maps.Layers.Add(imageryLayer); 

  

Sample: 

https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/140719/ze/MapsGeoCoordinate-1939758389  

  

Regards, 

Michael