Through webviewer trying to open Map app or Website

How fix this error: My website have a button which creating a link

www.google.com/maps/search/? api=1&query=parking%20near%20Danapur%20Cant
ardl-
wv&coh=230964

and when click it suppose to show Map Near by parking location through webpage but showing this error with extra part autoamtically adding in url is this : #Intent;scheme=https;package=co ardl-wv%26coh%3D230964; end;

How fix, I’m using web viewer.

Hi dear,

Try disable Follow Links property of WebViewer

I tried then my link not able to open search query in browser or opening MAp to show parkings.

Not work as expected, so instead Follow links Disable, I Enabled use External browser and it’s opening in Google browser.
This is Okay Okay.

Great!

Sorry, I hadn’t read carefully and didn’t realize it was on your own website :man_facepalming:

If you set the WebViewer URL directly to the map link with Follow Links disabled, you can view the map directly within the app WW without having to exit.

https://www.google.com/maps/search/parking+near+Danapur+Cant/

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problem is I have to set to URL, But I Have multiple cards on my website where for everylocation a button to find nearby parking to that loaction, and when clicking on that button not able to get, that’s why i used external browser and it’s opening MAP directly which is good too.

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I thought of doing it this way because I read that you wanted to view the map directly from Kodular.
You can dynamically create buttons/cards that set the WebViewer URL so you don’t even have to leave the app.

Anyway, the important thing is that you’ve solved it.

Happy Koding!

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Yes Thank you btw, appreciate your guide.

You mean cards from website? That will be able to set URL itself?

I would like to know if you mean like that

Securebugs has a website containing buttons that, when clicked, redirect to Google Maps.

My idea was to recreate those buttons on Kodular and assign each one a URL.
When a button is clicked, it performs a GoToURL action in the WebViewer, so there’s no need to even leave the app.

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