geolocation

Closed . This question needs to be more focused . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . Closed 4 years ago . I am having a list of tourist locations with me and i am willing to write a service that could tell me which tourist location is nearest to me and then second nearest and likewise without using a map. How can i do it. The idea is that i have a database of all the tourist locations in a city and their lat/long, I may be in any place in the city and want to find which tourist

I am using the QML MapItemView component with a C++ QAbstractListModel -based model. The MapItemView is working fine when the model is reset, or whenever a new item is added or an existing item is removed. However, the MapItemView is not reflecting changes to already added items. I have first experienced this issue with Qt 5.4 but I still face it after updating to Qt 5.5 The following example shows the issue with 2 different models : a C++ model based on QAbstractListModel and a QML ListModel . It is possible to switch from one model to another, pressing the top-right button: When the QML

I have a web app that has this code for getting the user's coordinates: if (navigator.geolocation) { navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) { But the moment I updated to iOS9 it ceased to work. I'm not even getting the Safari prompt anymore asking permission to get my location. Anyone else having this issue after updating to iOS9 and was able to resolve it? I've noticed this myself and i'm wondering if iOS 9 Webkit has started to prevent this working via HTTP as I know Chrome will be preventing this shortly as it currently throws the following alert in the web console.

So, I am trying to develop an application that will display user listings. The site should detect user location (I am using maxmind api for that) and then show listsings from user's location + cities within a user-specified radius. How do I do this? MaxMind API lets me detect user's city by IP address but how do I find nearby cities? Reference site: www.oodle.com (you can also manually change city+radius). Sanguine Rather than store and compare cities, store and compare latitudes and longitudes, which are concrete locations rather than ambiguous names. All of MaxMind's GeoIP databases provide

Is it possible to save the javascript html5 geolocation latitude and longitude to the django admin when user uses the geolocation website. The web page goal is to save the user's longitude and latitude values so that the data can be accessed later on when user signs in again. I found a similar question being asked in stackoverflow years ago but there hasn't been any answer. The link is : Save JavaScript GeoLocation data to Django admin page It would be great if there this an answer based on this code link. Another option I read about is to create a html form and set the form to be

This isn't so much a question abut AngularJS as it is about the Wikimedia and Wikidata query API's. Although I am trying to display the content of a Wikipedia article in AngularJS after doing a certain query that isn't the problem. I already know how to display it... the problem is the search for an article or articles. I'm trying to query Wikipedia by historical event date as well as by geo-location. Let's pick a random event, any event. Let's say " 1986 Mozambican Tupolev Tu-134 crash ". Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1986_Mozambican_Tupolev_Tu-134_crash From the article, I can see the