maps://?q=LAT,LNG
geo:LAT,LNG
geo:0,0?q=LAT,LNG
geo:0,0?q=LAT,LNG(LABEL)
var geocoords = lat + ',' + lng; | |
if (iOS) { | |
window.open('maps://?q=' + geocoords, '_system'); | |
} | |
else { | |
var label = encodeURI('7 East Street'); // encode the label! | |
window.open('geo:0,0?q=' + geocoords + '(' + label + ')', '_system'); | |
} |
For the Android part to work, make sure to add
<allow-intent href="geo:*" />
to the Android section of config.xml. I didn't need to do this with "maps:*" for iOS but I added it anyway just in case.@rafal-r At least with the latest Cordova it's not necessary to have inappbrowser installed (confirmed working without it):
"cordova-android": "^9.1.0", "cordova-ios": "^6.2.0", "cordova": "^10.0.0",
Here's what works for me:
const query = "53.723337, -69.995790"; if (ios) { window.location.href = encodeURI(`maps://?q=${query}`); } else if (android) { window.open(encodeURI(`geo:0,0?q=${query}`), "_system"); }
This worked for me!! 2024 Cordova android
works! but how to select a location and bring the coordinates back to Cordova app?