cllocationmanager

I'm trying to get the user's location. To do so I have set the following property in the info.plist : I have also added the following code in my viewDidLoad method as well as the function below. The problem is that the locationManager(manager, didUpdate....) function never gets called, I also never get prompted for permission to access location, even though I have removed and installed the app again. I am testing this on my iPad, not on the simulator. The didFailWithError function never gets called either. self.locationManager.delegate = self self.locationManager.desiredAccuracy =

I'm working on an iOS app that monitors for iBeacon regions. When the app is running in the background, I want it to send a local notification whenever it encounters a particular iBeacon region. Everything works fine, except for one thing: locationManager: didEnterRegion evidently doesn't get called until the user displays the lock screen. So even if the device passed through an iBeacon region while the app was in the background, they don't get the notification until they display the lock screen. I've also tried using startMonitoringForRegion, and that sort of works -- if the app is running in

I've setup (default iOS8) location-based notifications for my app. UILocalNotification *notification = [[UILocalNotification alloc] init]; notification.regionTriggersOnce = NO; notification.userInfo = @{ @"notification_id" : @"someID" }; notification.region = region; notification.alertBody = alertBody; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] scheduleLocalNotification:notification]; When a user enters the specified region, the notification is shown in the NotificationCenter correctly. However, I want to remove that notification message when the user exits that region, because it makes little sense

From what I can interpret from the runtime requirements of sample region monitoring code of Apple , region monitoring is available on iPhone 4, iPad 2 Wifi + 3G or later. So I'm assuming that it's not available on iPad1 with 3G, or iPhone 3G/3GS. Is this a correct interpretation? I cannot test this since I don't have all those devices and I couldn't find an official documentation about this. PS: I know that I can check for it in the code by calling regionMonitoringAvailable method but I need this information to decide for the architecture of my app, so I need to know this upfront. From what I

Silly question !! Though I want to know that is it possible that CLLocationManager works without Internet ????? i.e. iPhone is not connected to internet at all iPhoneiPadDev's answer is slightly wrong: whilst sometimes the location manager will fail, it can work without network connectivity. If you want to see this for yourself, go for a drive somewhere with terrible or nonexistent cellular reception: GPS will still work. It very much depends on the environmental conditions around you, and the device you're using. iPod Touches and some iPads don't have GPS, and rely on WiFi hotspots to