This is great, Could you show us some more on how the Collection is passed to the table - for the pushpins to display dynamically? That would be extremely useful. Thank you
The description of the video has a link to my github repo where you can download the component from. For passing the collection your data needs to be in the following format Table( { ItemsLabels: "IAH", ItemsLatitudes: 29.990219, ItemsLongitudes: -95.336784, IconStyle: 136 } ) // Icon Styles - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/bingmaps/rest-services/common-parameters-and-types/pushpin-syntax-and-icon-styles#icon-styles You can pass multiple records to the PushPins property of the component example: Collect(collection, { ItemsLabels: "IAH", ItemsLatitudes: 29.990219, ItemsLongitudes: -95.336784, IconStyle: 136 }, { ItemsLabels: "test", ItemsLatitudes: 19.990219, ItemsLongitudes: -92.336784, IconStyle: 36 }) then pass the above collection to the PushPins property
@Reza Dorrani great... thanks you so much for your stuff. It is great that if you tell us how to implement the same Bing maps in powerapps portal. With the postal code entry it should get the city & country. Please 🙏 create a more videos on powerapps portal. Thanks Tharun
This is great..! Can you dynamically control zoom level based on center push pin(work location) and current location pushpin I want to show both the push pins on the map irrespective of my location. Which is basically zoom level.
Most welcome! I did this video a long time ago and do not remember the specifics. Check documentation of bing maps to see if that is a possibility. Not sure if controlling zoom is an option.
Hello, thank you for your videos! Can you help me, I'm a beginner in PowerApps and development in general. I would like to know how you made your final collection in the “Coronavirus tracking”; because I spent the whole day trying to put my sharepoint list in a collection but there are no pushpins displayed... Thank you for your response, (even if I arrive 3 years later aha)
Great video as always, thank you very much. I downloaded the component and integrated it into my app. It works well on other mobile phones but in others, it does not display, any ideas why is it so?
Thanks. I tested it on a few devices and seemed to be fine. Might have to do with the way the Bing API renders on specific devices. There is a new map control in Power Apps now. You may want to explore that option.
This is great,
Could you show us some more on how the Collection is passed to the table - for the pushpins to display dynamically?
That would be extremely useful.
Thank you
The description of the video has a link to my github repo where you can download the component from.
For passing the collection your data needs to be in the following format
Table(
{
ItemsLabels: "IAH",
ItemsLatitudes: 29.990219,
ItemsLongitudes: -95.336784,
IconStyle: 136
}
)
// Icon Styles - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/bingmaps/rest-services/common-parameters-and-types/pushpin-syntax-and-icon-styles#icon-styles
You can pass multiple records to the PushPins property of the component
example:
Collect(collection, {
ItemsLabels: "IAH",
ItemsLatitudes: 29.990219,
ItemsLongitudes: -95.336784,
IconStyle: 136
}, {
ItemsLabels: "test",
ItemsLatitudes: 19.990219,
ItemsLongitudes: -92.336784,
IconStyle: 36
})
then pass the above collection to the PushPins property
@Reza Dorrani great... thanks you so much for your stuff.
It is great that if you tell us how to implement the same Bing maps in powerapps portal. With the postal code entry it should get the city & country. Please 🙏 create a more videos on powerapps portal.
Thanks
Tharun
I have done very little work with portals (hence less videos).
Great. could you do the same using city and state and not long and lat?
You would need to check if bing api allows that
This is super helpful!!! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is great..!
Can you dynamically control zoom level based on center push pin(work location) and current location pushpin
I want to show both the push pins on the map irrespective of my location.
Which is basically zoom level.
Most welcome!
I did this video a long time ago and do not remember the specifics. Check documentation of bing maps to see if that is a possibility. Not sure if controlling zoom is an option.
Great tutorial.
Thanks :)
Glad it was helpful!
Hello, thank you for your videos! Can you help me, I'm a beginner in PowerApps and development in general. I would like to know how you made your final collection in the “Coronavirus tracking”; because I spent the whole day trying to put my sharepoint list in a collection but there are no pushpins displayed... Thank you for your response, (even if I arrive 3 years later aha)
It has been over 3 years since I did this video and do not remember the specifics. I will not be able to provide any support on this.
@@RezaDorrani ok... thanks anyway for your answer ! :(
Great video as always, thank you very much. I downloaded the component and integrated it into my app. It works well on other mobile phones but in others, it does not display, any ideas why is it so?
Thanks. I tested it on a few devices and seemed to be fine. Might have to do with the way the Bing API renders on specific devices.
There is a new map control in Power Apps now. You may want to explore that option.
Great stuff!
Thank you
How could longitude and latitude coordinates stored in a SharePoint list be displayed all at once in the image?
Image uses push pin bing api to plot the points on the map.
Video shows how this can be done.
No way to display more than 50 points?
That's a limitation with the API.
You can use the new Maps control (premium feature) - ua-cam.com/video/cj2cC8EBj-I/v-deo.html