Two alphanumerical strings seperated by a plus sign that are added to Look Around links. Specify the span around the sll location. The search location, where the search query should be performed. Use d for car, w for foot, c for cycling and r for public transport. A full direction consists of saddr, daddr and dirflg, but only daddr is required. The value consist of two decimal numbers describing the latitude and longitude delta. The area or span around the ll center point. Can only be used together with the ll parameter. ll=17.313,74.1932 zĪ decimal value between 2 and 22 to define the zoom level (the higher, the closer). When it’s missing, either the last location is used or the location of the internet server (when the app is launched). When you use q as a label, ll can also represent a pin location. This is a fallback if sll is missing or incomplete. address=United+States nearĪ hint of where the search should be performed.
If not, a search with the string is performed. When the string is a valid location, Apple Maps adds a pin to the location. When the location is explicitly defined by ll or address, it adds a custom title to the location. The value string is handled like a search. When missing, the current map type is used. Use m for standard, k for satellite, and r for transit. Spaces are replaced with + or %, and coordinates are defined as latitude,longitude with decimal values. Between the parameter and the value is a =. Multiple parameters can be stringed together with an &. An explanation by Apple is on the Apple Developer Documentation Archive. There are multiple parameters you can add to the Apple Maps URLs and the URL.
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