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Location = complete path name for the file. The fields that are returned are: "ID" "Location" "DisplayName" "DateTaken" (in ticks from 1970) "Height" (with Android 3.0+) "Width" (with Android 3.0+) "Size" (in bytes) GetExtVideoFileInfo (Location As String) As Map Returns a Map containing info from
link: Hi I have a problem whith the mediabrowser and the external SD card. On some phones the "Location" entry is wrong. It looks like: /storage/9016-4EF8/M

not only do you need fineaccess permission in the manifest, but you will have to direct the user to the locations settings dialog on his device if location is turned off, even though the user has granted you permission to use location (it's a runtime permission). you cannot turn on location from the
link: Thank you, I was able to recreate this behavior in lower versions of Android by turning off system level location setting.
link: Hi there, I used the code from this thread to prompt to enable location permissions in earlier versions of Android with no issues: https://www.b4x.c

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

From the Android documentation for Location.distanceTo https://developer.android..html#distanceTo(android.location.Location) Returns the approximate distance in meters between this location and the given location. Distance is defined using the WGS84 ellipsoid.

used location class, and worked like a charm Dim LocationFrom As Location Dim LocationTo as Location LocationTo.Initialize2(routeto.Latitude,routeto.Longitude) LocationFrom.Initialize2(routebegin.Latitude,routebegin.Longitude) rotateangle =LocationFrom.BearingTo(LocationTo)

Location is needed when "scanning" for wifi ap's or Bluetooth devices. This is because those devices can be used to "locate" you even if your GPS is off. For example, Wifi access points (AP) are typically located in a fixed physical location. Whenever your phone "sees" a wifi access point, google c
link: Hello everyone, they removed my app from Play Store recently. Then I try to show this dialog at the start of my app so that the user knows what is

GetFromLocationName (LocationName As String, MaxResults As Int, Tag As Object) Gets an Array of Address objects that describe the named location. LocationName may be a place name such as "Dalvik, Iceland", an address such as "1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA", an airport code such as "S
link: https://www.b4x.com/android/help/gps.html#location_altitude The Location object has an Altitude property.
link: You need to get the device location - there's various libraries you can use to do that. Then you need to reverse geocode the device location. I'd sug
link: RemoveLocationUpdates GeocodeLocation(Location1) End Sub Sub GeocodeLocation(Location1 As Location) Log("GeocodeLocation: "&Location1.Latitud

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: public static anywheresoftware.b4a.pc.RemoteObject b4a.example.main_subs_0._geolocation_location(anywheresoftware.b4a.pc.RemoteObject,anywheresoftware
link: Sub GeoLocation_Location(success As Boolean, Lattitude As Double, Longitude As Double, info As String) 'GeoLocation_Location(true, xx.250592988915
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.

Add GPS library in Libraries Manager Dim Location1, Location2 As Location Location1.Initialize Location2.Initialize Dim distance As Int Location1.Latitude = 35.24 Location1.Longitude = 36.20 Location2.Latitude = 30.10 Location2.Longitude = 25.04 distance = Locatio
link: You can create two Location objects (GPS library) and then calculate the distance with Location.DistanceTo.

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

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