cllocationmanager

So now I'm at least getting callbacks with the following code... - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; mapView=[[MKMapView alloc] initWithFrame:self.view.frame]; //mapView.showsUserLocation=TRUE; mapView.delegate=self; [self.view insertSubview:mapView atIndex:0]; NSLog(@"locationServicesEnabled: %@", [CLLocationManager locationServicesEnabled] ? @"YES":@"NO"); CLLocationManager *newLocationManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init]; [newLocationManager setDesiredAccuracy:kCLLocationAccuracyBest]; [newLocationManager setDistanceFilter:kCLDistanceFilterNone]; [self setLocationManager

I understand how retrieve locations in background. And I understand that there is a chance to get locations even if terminated Continious location updates even if app is terminated in iOS But. I have app Moves and Foursquare. If this app even not running (I terminate all apps and no apps running) and then I go to 'Privacy' and change for this apps locations to disable (Never), I can see that arrow in status bar disappeared. But when I enable location updates (Always), arrow again appeared in status bar and apps not running in this moment. So this apps begin take info about locations. How? Even

i have the following loop in my viewDidLoad: for(int i=1; i<[eventsArray count]; i++) { NSArray *componentsArray = [[eventsArray objectAtIndex:i] componentsSeparatedByString:@","]; if([componentsArray count] >=6) { Koordinate *coord = [[Koordinate alloc] init]; coord.latitude = [[componentsArray objectAtIndex:0] floatValue]; coord.longtitude = [[componentsArray objectAtIndex:1] floatValue]; coord.magnitude = [[componentsArray objectAtIndex:2] floatValue]; coord.depth = [[componentsArray objectAtIndex:3] floatValue]; coord.title = [componentsArray objectAtIndex:4]; coord.strasse =

I am using significant location change monitoring. When I run the code in the simulator and check Freeway option I get periodic location updates. I grab these updates and save them in NSUserDefaults and than update tableview every 10s, so I can see if I got any updates. If I run the app on a real device, I get zero updates. I kept the phone in my pocket and travelled over 80km, been in 2 cities. Zero updates. Not sure if I messed something up. I am attaching the code. The code is copy paste, feel free to test. Just make sure to use TableViewController in storyboard and set cell id to ID. What

I am new to iphone development, and i want to store CLLocationCoordinate2D object to NSUserDefaults . I am Trying [defaults setObject:location forKey:@"userLocation"]; But it gives error 'Sending CLLocationCoordinate2D to parameter of incompatible type id' So How to store CLLocationCoordinate2D into NSUserDefaults ? Thanks. As pdrcabrod said, "A default object must be a property list, that is, an instance of NSData , NSString , NSNumber , NSDate , NSArray , or NSDictionary ." I use this to store, NSNumber *lat = [NSNumber numberWithDouble:location.latitude]; NSNumber *lon = [NSNumber

In my app I'm updating user location every time when app becomes active. I stop CLLocationManager once updated location is received or in applicationWillResignActive: . In Info.plist there is a NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription with appropriate description. If app is activated and then immediately moved to background, blue banner saying that '%MyApp% is Using Your Location' appears for less then a second. This banner gets hidden as soon applicationWillResignActive: is called. I've noticed the same problem in Google Maps, but not in Apple Maps. Is there a way to get rid of this banner

If the app is running and the CLLocationManagerDelegate class is the foreground (i.e. visible) then the didEnterRegions triggers and I get both the NSLog as well as the AlertView. However, I get nothing when the app is in the background or, essentially, if the screen is showing anything but the delegate class. I have set "App registers for location updates" under "Required background modes" in the plist although I'm not sure that's even necessary. Here's what I think is the relevant code although I may be wrong (and will gladly add more). I should note that everything in viewDidLoad is wrapped