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Long story short, the real issue in the end was in how we detect that location is active. We were using the "suggested" method around here, which is to use the phone library and check the content of "location_providers_allowed" This setting has been finally removed in android 12 so to see if locatio

as you can read there You shouldn´t use this any longer. Instead we have to use LocationManager.isProviderEnabled(java.lang.String) or LocationManager#isLocationEnabled()
link: Ok. Resuming: For get location permision in android 12, is neccesary code java (sep 2022) using the locationManager (not b4x library, instead: code j
link: and this library is this (post from 2011)?: https://www.b4x.-library.13337/ this libreary have not the method: isProviderEnabled and i don't know t
link: This other code: Dim p As Phone Dim T As String t = p.GetSettings ("location_providers_allowed") return blank.. This is comment in ht

If LocationManager.IsAuthorized Then 'Start the location so it becames available to your App LocationManager.Start(0) else If LocationManager.AuthorizationStatus=LocationManager.AUTHORIZATION_DENIED Then 'Show message (bettwer to use a Dialog with Wait For) to the user te

context.LOCATION_SERVICE); if (!locationManager.isProviderEnabled(LocationManager.GPS_PROVIDER)) { // showSettingsAlert(); //Toast.makeText(context, "Permission Denied", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); String info = "Permission Denied"; ba.raiseEvent

The iLocation library allows you to get the current known location and to monitor location updates. You can also monitor the device heading direction. As the location is considered a private information, you can only get the location if the user has allowed you to get the location. This type of aut
link: I am only going by the example code which you provided above that uses both IsAuthorized and AuthorizationStatus. The comment in the below code say I
link: Does this work universally through the various version of iOS? I'm compiling on a local Mac, and it works fine on most devices, but on some devices, L
link: This code is correct. There are two cases where you should call start: 1. The user has already allowed your app to use the location services (LocManag

Ciao ho un problema con la Libreria GNSS, avvio l'applicazione per la geolocalizzazione e tutto funziona correttamente poi non so per quale motivo dopo tempistiche differenti l'applicazione va in crash e mi da il seguente errore: java.lang.Exception: Sub gps_locationchanged signature does not match

You can call the method to get the location. It checks different providers and returns the one with a result. public void GetLocation(BA ba) { LocationManager locationManager = (LocationManager) ba.context.getSystemService(ba.context.LOCATION_SERVICE); if (!locationManager.isPro
link: Yes. Sure. I did´nt know that. I just found out myself that is better not to call this method if the location is not known.
link: Hi, Thanks for lib just run and my error: DonManfred java.lang.Exception: Sub geolocation_location signature does not match expected signature.
link: Your library crashes if LocationProvidersAllowed is empty. I tested using the below code. I disabled Location to test this. I agree with Luis Carrill

LocationManager uses GPS or Mobile location. I presume that's the library you are already using. I'm not sure about the other libraries on here that can do exactly what your question wants. In windows I used a free service to provide me that information via their API, but I can't remember the name o

Ok, I give up... tested everything. The locationmanager library is very simple and I really don't know anymore where is the problem. @Erel , if you can check it, I can send to you the code to test. Maybe there is something new in IOS permissions that I lost. I don't know...
link: Never mind ! :) I created a new app only with the location Library and didn't worked also!!! Comparing with the original sample project I added event
link: I don't think the events are needed to show the permission dialog or to list the app in the privacy settings. This is a minimal example of what is suf
link: Sample app runs fine. Is there any additional configuration that I'm eventually missing? PlistExtra is added: #PlistExtra:<key></key><string>Sua

_gps_locationchanged(tracker.java:197) at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method) at anywheresoftware.b4a.BA.raiseEvent2(BA.java:221) at anywheresoftware.b4a.BA.raiseEvent(BA.java:201) at anywheresoftware.b4a.gps.GPS$1.onLocationChanged(GPS.java:65) at android.location.Loc

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