Also, I am using only GPS as the provider. Thanks Maxim. I have a question. Where do you use 'getLastBestLocation' method? SeyyedPuyaSoofbaf Generally, the new location we get after about 30 seconds. If we registered to both Managers, we can immediately get 2 last known locations and decide witch one is newer.
These two methods have been used to compare two locations. Show 4 more comments. Do you want to go to settings menu? Anas Azeem 2, 3 3 gold badges 22 22 silver badges 36 36 bronze badges. Nirav Ranpara Nirav Ranpara I think there is a problem with this example, you never seem to use location listener. Have to downvote for overrated.
THe code here is decent, but its being used by a lot of people who don't understand it, and it has some flaws in its use of getLastKnownLocation- we get a lot of questions from people using it and getting stale locations, not knowing they're stale. Also the canGetLocation value is wrong, you set it based on whether the provider is enabled but don't check if getLastKnownLocation returns a real value- you just assume it will.
I think this could be made good, but I wouldn't suggest anyone use it as is. Samer T. I tryied this code and its giving not accurate location.
Show 3 more comments. There are already many answers there but I want to show latest way to get location using Google API, so new programmers can use new method: I have written detailed tutorial on current location in android at my blog demonuts.
First of all, put this in gradle file compile 'com. ConnectionCallbacks, GoogleApiClient. OnConnectionFailedListener, com. Builder this. Parsania Hardik Parsania Hardik 4, 1 1 gold badge 30 30 silver badges 33 33 bronze badges. I used your method to display coordinates but i am unable to see the coordinates can you please look into my question?
I tried the same as mentioned — dharanbro. Go to this link : demonuts. This should be the accepted answer. And for compactness, you can use compile 'com. Allows us to have multiple types of location trackers and plug the appropriate one in easily: package com. Context; import android. Location; import android.
LocationListener; import android. LocationManager; import android. Leo 2, 2 2 gold badges 17 17 silver badges 16 16 bronze badges. Gabe Sechan Gabe Sechan Since I want to keep compatibility to 14, I just use the current time. That's also why I don't call getLastKnownLocation early- because we can't get a time from it and see if its stale. Your code is the best and the most complete solution I have found in last two days of search on this subject.
It works without any errors and like a charm, its impressive. A beginner can't implement it.. Show 11 more comments. Akshay Paliwal Akshay Paliwal 3, 2 2 gold badges 37 37 silver badges 42 42 bronze badges. The goal is always less more precise code and not overdoing simple location check like so many of the other answers.
Thank you for actually answering the question that was asked. How to get location every 1 second — Ruchir Baronia. Thanks for the simple way to get GPS, it works! A microbug: location. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. This is the best answer for the latest API. This is the right way to do it, these days. As of the second half of , there is a much easier way to do this.
CancellationToken - This allows you to cancel the request if, for instance, the user navigates away from your Activity.
Below is the full code in Kotlin. I hope that helps and makes your live's a little easier! I also created a full sample you can see in the android github repo for location. Requests for things like images or scripts might well deliver the same content to a user regardless of whether they're in Bangalore or Birmingham, so you don't want Fastly to cache those separately.
But you do want us to cache separately if the responses are tuned according to the location specified in the request. You can do that using a Vary header:. Now, Fastly needs to store a separate variation of the resource for every possible value of client-geo-region.
In practice, we'll only store the most popular few hundred, in each POP , which is fine for countries or continents.
Probably the most useful and flexible way to use geo-targeting, this approach takes a list of possible values from the variable of your choice and maps them into a usually smaller set of region names, including a default 'catch-all' region.
This is usually only useful if you are targeting countries, but is especially useful for countries because they vary wildly in size. You almost certainly don't want users in Vatican City VA , population 1, to be unable to benefit from content that we've cached as a result of requests from Italy IT , population 60 million. You are laying out this information efficiently in a VCL table. When you ship your solution, you can then manage the data independently of your configuration using an edge dictionary.
If you are creating custom regions, then you have the opportunity to set one of those region names to 'blocked' or some other special string that you can use to identify regions from which requests will not be accepted. If you intend to potentially make use of this, you'll need to support blocked regions in your VCL.
To make sure you trap the right error, it's a good idea to use a non-standard HTTP status code in the 6xx range, and also to set an error 'response text' as part of the error statement. These two pieces of data then become obj. Checking both of them will ensure you are trapping the right error.
Once you know you are processing the error condition that you triggered from your earlier code, you can modify the obj to create the response you want. Returns the device's current position to the geolocationSuccess callback with a Position object as the parameter. If there is an error, the geolocationError callback is passed a PositionError object. Since iOS 10 it's mandatory to provide an usage description in the info.
When the system prompts the user to allow access, this usage description string will displayed as part of the permission dialog box, but if you didn't provide the usage description, the app will crash before showing the dialog. Also, Apple will reject apps that access private data but don't provide an usage description. To add these entries into the info.
For historic reasons, this plugin requires GPS Hardware on Android devices, so your app will not be able to run on devices without. If Geolocation service is turned off the onError callback is invoked after timeout interval if specified.
If timeout parameter is not specified then no callback is called. Returns the device's current position when a change in position is detected. Android will crash if it tries to use the fused location provider when Google Play Services is not installed or out of date then a runtime exception would occur. If Google Play Services is not installed, then the application should fall back to the Android Location Service discussed above. If Google Play Services is out of date, then the app could display a message to the user asking them to update the installed version of Google Play Services.
This snippet is an example of how an Android Activity can programmatically check if Google Play Services is installed:. To interact with the fused location provider, a Xamarin. Android application must have an instance of the FusedLocationProviderClient. This class exposes the necessary methods to subscribe to location updates and to retrieve the last known location of the device. The OnCreate method of an Activity is a suitable place to get a reference to the FusedLocationProviderClient , as demonstrated in the following code snippet:.
The FusedLocationProviderClient. GetLastLocationAsync method provides a simple, non-blocking way for a Xamarin. Android application to quickly obtain the last known location of the device with minimal coding overhead. This snippet shows how to use the GetLastLocationAsync method to retrieve the location of the device:.
Android application can also subscribe to location updates from the fused location provider using the FusedLocationProviderClient. RequestLocationUpdatesAsync method, as shown in this code snippet:.
Android application passes the parameters on how the fused location provider should work. The LocationRequest holds information such as how frequent requests should be made or how important an accurate location update should be. For example, an important location request will cause the device to use the GPS, and consequently more power, when determining the location.
This code snippet shows how to create a LocationRequest for a location with high accuracy, checking approximately every five minutes for a location update but not sooner than two minutes between requests. The fused location provider will use a LocationRequest as guidance for which location provider to use when trying to determine the device location:.
LocationCallback — In order to receive location updates, a Xamarin. Android application must subclass the LocationProvider abstract class.
This class exposed two methods which maybe invoked by the fused location provider to update the app with location information. This will be discussed in more detail below. To notify a Xamarin. Android application of a location update, the fused location provider will invoke the LocationCallBack. OnLocationResult LocationResult result.
The Android. LocationResult parameter will contain the update location information. When the fused location provider detects a change in the availability of location data, it will call the LocationProvider. If the LocationAvailability.
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