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I am looking for a way in which i can display a custom message when the geolocation script asks for the user to either allow or deny access to their location. At the moment it displays a message asking weather the user wants to allow or deny access to their location. Instead of it saying the default "Allow website.com to access your location" I want to be able to change it to my own text such as "Allow location access to display better results". I will look forward to your responses. This cannot be done. Otherwise a user may not know what it is that they might be agreeing to. There is no

Can I use LocationListener with LocationManager in fragment? Actually when I use it, it gives me error in this line: lm.requestLocationUpdates(LocationManager.GPS_PROVIDER,0,0, (android.location.LocationListener) this); and when I do not casts the 4th parameter to android.location.LocationListener it gives me error... import android.content.Context; import android.location.Location; import android.location.LocationManager; import android.os.Bundle; import android.support.v4.app.Fragment; import android.view.LayoutInflater; import android.view.View; import android.view.ViewGroup; import android

For example: http://g.co/maps/2dpkj has the outline around the postcode area. I understand this is unavailable through the API , but where else can I get this data, eg in a KML format. This is for UK Data Most likely Google have a licensing agreement with Ordnance Survey that allows them to use the Code Points with Polygons data - I imagine they've then done some processing of the data to generate a KML file. Depending on your GIS skills and your ability to read the source file (ESRI/MapInfo), you should be able to do the same. An alternative is to use the Code Point dataset, which has the

My app only needs very rough location data, so I originally set my manifest permissions to ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION , and set up a location listener for NETWORK_PROVIDER . This gave me exactly the kind of rough location estimate I needed, but only with Google Location Services turned on. I was expecting that if the user only had GPS enabled, that I would still receive a rough estimate of their location. But it seems like the only way to get ANY location information from the GPS_PROVIDER is by using the ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission. So, is it true that with only GPS enabled, an app cannot

1.安装 react-router是核心库，在项目中不需要安装，web开发只需安装react-router-dom、native开发安装react-router-native。 2.url参数携带与获取 Url-regex-path url 挂载组件获取 url 参数 /product/:id /product/xxx this.props.match.params.id /article /article?id=xxx this.props.location.search 该属性的值为 ?id=1 this.props.history.push('/article',{id:5566})携带的数据在组件中通过this.props.location.state.id获取 3.Route组件的exact和strict 路由匹配的本质实际是拿window.loaction.pathname去与Route.path这个正则表达式做判断，也就是url中的问号不会影响匹配结果，因为url中的问号及后面的信息存储在window.location.pathname中 exact如果为true时，表示Route.path与location.pathname是相等关系（相等判断前先忽略Route.path结尾的/,忽略location.pathname结尾的一个反斜杠） url-regex-path

I am using a fragement, I need to get my currently Location (lat and lng) and I need to calculate my currently location with the destination location. Can you pls give me a hand. what is the best way to calculate the location: How can I get the distance from my currently location and the destination location using lat and lng ; LocationManager locationManager; Location locatio; locationManager = (LocationManager)getActivity().getSystemService(Context.LOCATION_SERVICE); location = locationManager.getLastKnownLocation(LocationManager.NETWORK_PROVIDER); String product_latitude = "3.121191";

I have an existing well-tested app that utilizes the GPS_PROVIDER and NETWORK_PROVIDER with the same LocationListener . LocationManager reports gps, network, and passive location providers are available and enabled. I have recently upgraded my Galaxy Nexus to 4.1.1 and now the NETWORK_PROVIDER does not deliver any location changes. Testing with an Galaxy S III running 4.0.4 works as I am accustomed to, with network location updates coming through, even if WiFi is turned off. When WiFi is turned off, I get the cell tower position. Talking with colleagues here, I can't rule out some kind of