cllocationmanager

I've been trying to figure out how to get the user's location when the app is terminated like how the app Moves does it. The only way I know of doing so is with Significant Location Changes. However with significant location changes, the app only gets woken up either every 500 meters and only if it has been around 5 minutes past the last update. According to Apple: Apps can expect a notification as soon as the device moves 500 meters or more from its previous notification. It should not expect notifications more frequently than once every five minutes. If the device is able to retrieve data

So I am dealing with some accuracy issues with iPhone GPS. I have an app which uses location. In the delegate method locationManager: didUpdateToLocation: fromLocation: I am being returned a location. From a bit of research, it appears the GPS isn't always accurate on the first result it returns, even when setting desiredAccuracy property to kCLLocationAccuracyBest . In order to get around this, I don't call stopUpdatingLocation before it's returned newLocation: at least 3 times (this is very quick). I have also played around with two other "requirements" for whether to stopUpdatingLocation

How can I check if location service is enabled for my app? I have 2 storyboards and I want to check location service. If location service enabled for my app, I want to launch map storyboard with location. Otherwise, I want to launch another storyboard. How can I do programmatically? Melih Mucuk This is the correct. if ([CLLocationManager locationServicesEnabled]){ NSLog(@"Location Services Enabled"); if ([CLLocationManager authorizationStatus]==kCLAuthorizationStatusDenied){ alert = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"App Permission Denied" message:@"To re-enable, please go to Settings and

When i use setShowsUserLocation with MKMapView to track user location, how do I set the accuracy and distance filter? I am not talking about CLLocationManager . Thanks, Jano You can't control the accuracy of the internal MKMapView location manager (the one used to track the user with the blue dot), but you can create your own and use it to recenter the map. Here is a recipe... To handle core location permissions In the Core Location Delegate: - (void)locationManager:(CLLocationManager *)manager didFailWithError:(NSError *)error { if ([CLLocationManager authorizationStatus] ==

I am trying to update users location on server Using this function func updateloc(lat : String?, long : String?) { /code... let data = "lat=\(lat!)&long=\(long!)" } And here is the delegate func locationManager(manager: CLLocationManager, didUpdateLocations locations: [CLLocation]) { updateloc(String(manager.location?.coordinate.latitude), long: String(manager.location?.coordinate.longitude)) } I have Optional("") for lat and long variables and cannot get rid of it. Any idea how to do that? If you unwrap the latitude and longitude values like this... func locationManager(manager:

I have a CLLocation manager called "myLocation". myLocation = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init]; myLocation.desiredAccuracy = kCLLocationAccuracyBestForNavigation ; myLocation.distanceFilter = 10 ; myLocation.delegate=self; locationEnabledBool = [CLLocationManager locationServicesEnabled]; if (locationEnabledBool ==NO || ( [CLLocationManager authorizationStatus] == kCLAuthorizationStatusDenied)) { // LocationText.text = @"Location Service Disabled "; UIAlertView *locationAlert = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Location Service Disabled" message:@"To re-enable, please go to Settings and