Using with map view

[morad00]

How can I use it with map_view ?
I need to show a flushbar always while the marker is moving (like google maps) ?

[AndreHaueisen]

Hi @morad00
Flushbar is not made for that use case. It is made for simple user notifications or inputs.
I recommend that you use the backdrop widget. Read this post to learn how to use it.

[morad00]

I understand you but all I need only a basic Flushbar to show location address only, I don't need that backdrop one + I couldn't implement it inside map_view so I searching for anything to show this adderss

[AndreHaueisen]

Well @morad00 , I gave a superficial look at the map_view code. Looks like you could create an indefinite flushbar setting duration = null and update the text using a listener. Something like

mapView.onAnnotationDragEnd.listen((markerMap) {
      var marker = markerMap.keys.first;
      var location = markerMap[marker]; // The actual position of the marker after finishing the dragging.
      setState( () {
        flushbar.message = location;
      });
      
      print("Annotation ${marker.id} dragging ended");
    });

[morad00]

@AndreHaueisen That's absolutely true, but unfortunately the main problem is that MapView.show() brings up an entire overlay screen, thus, Any Android/IOS view can't be as part of the flutter widget hierarchy. so the flushbar seems to be shown behind the map

[AndreHaueisen]

The way flushbar works is that it pushes a new route on top of everything when you call show(). The same way a Dialog works. It should be displayed on top of the MapView. I have no clue why it is not working.

[AndreHaueisen]

@morad00
Did you figure out a solution to the problem?