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I want to enable GoogleMapViewController.setMyLocationEnabled(true) on the map to display the blue location dot representing the current position.
At the same time, I want to hide the myLocationButton so that I can use a custom UI or adjust its position. By default, on Android, the button is in the top right, while on iOS, it is in the bottom right. I want to make the position consistent across platforms.
Our SDK has support for the setMyLocationButtonEnabled function for both iOS and Android. You can use it to hide the my location button. However, I believe you cannot use a custom button in this case because we do not have a function for triggering just the functionality itself (recentering map to users location) in the SDK. Also changing the location of the myLocationButton is not possible.
Maybe @jokerttu can double confirm that what I said here is correct.
I want to enable GoogleMapViewController.setMyLocationEnabled(true) on the map to display the blue location dot representing the current position.
At the same time, I want to hide the myLocationButton so that I can use a custom UI or adjust its position. By default, on Android, the button is in the top right, while on iOS, it is in the bottom right. I want to make the position consistent across platforms.
I noticed that Android supports this functionality.
I would like to ask if this package provides a similar setting for iOS as well?
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