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hi guys,
i am using icenium to build app that based on location.
when deploying it to ios, it find my location immediately but when deploying it to android devices such samsung galaxy s1&s2 it falis to trace my position. i set the watchPosition options to timeout=60secs and enable high accuracy and even when tweaking this options i cant get my location on android.
first i thoght it was my sgs2 device but than i bump into that: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-4521
is there is anything you can recommend me to do?
how can i solve this problem?
thanks maor
i am using icenium to build app that based on location.
when deploying it to ios, it find my location immediately but when deploying it to android devices such samsung galaxy s1&s2 it falis to trace my position. i set the watchPosition options to timeout=60secs and enable high accuracy and even when tweaking this options i cant get my location on android.
first i thoght it was my sgs2 device but than i bump into that: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-4521
is there is anything you can recommend me to do?
how can i solve this problem?
thanks maor
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Hello Maor,
Android devices always require GPS satellite in order to get location and there is nothing we can do to alter this on our end. Starting manually the GPS on the device and making sure it has satellite visibility and it has locked to satellites should result in success.
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Steve
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Android devices always require GPS satellite in order to get location and there is nothing we can do to alter this on our end. Starting manually the GPS on the device and making sure it has satellite visibility and it has locked to satellites should result in success.
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answered on 07 Jan 2014, 06:42 AM
hi steve'
thanks for your answer.
i got to tell you: this is annoying bug on android. did you know about icenium plugin which get my current position same as in ios? so when i fire getCurrentPosition it will give me the best location results from network or gps.
regards
maor
thanks for your answer.
i got to tell you: this is annoying bug on android. did you know about icenium plugin which get my current position same as in ios? so when i fire getCurrentPosition it will give me the best location results from network or gps.
regards
maor
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Hello Maor,
Geolocation is one of the built-in core APIs of Cordova, so if it does not function per expectations, it is highly unlikely there is (will be) a custom Cordova plugin that does things better. If you manage to find such, please share it with the community.
Regards,
Steve
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Geolocation is one of the built-in core APIs of Cordova, so if it does not function per expectations, it is highly unlikely there is (will be) a custom Cordova plugin that does things better. If you manage to find such, please share it with the community.
Regards,
Steve
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