Handling CoreLocation service reply

[Sathiya]

Hi,

In my app i am using CoreLocation services to access current Location. For accessing the current location in iPhone the Location service must be turned ON in settings. If not it alerts the user as

"Turn On Location Services to Allow "helloworldApp" to determine Your Location" and choices for this alert message are settings and cancel.

Now how can i handle this reply from CoreLocation framework. Whether user clicks on the settings button or cancel button?

Please Suggest.

Any help would be appreciated !

-Sathiya

[terence]

Basically through the error delegate callback.

- (void)locationManager: (CLLocationManager *)manager
didFailWithError: (NSError *)error

From an application perspective the choices are really not any different. If they cancel, then they don't want to allow CoreLocation privileges for the app and your callback will be executed. If they select Settings, then the app will be terminated to open the Settings app. (Don't recall now if your callback is triggered in that case or not.) If they enable Location Services, then when they relaunch your app they will be presented with the option again to agree or deny which will trigger one of your delegate methods.

[CCronaldo]

I too think so terence

[Cinema]

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[brookeC]

But sometimes after relaunching app does not asks for agreement change.I think You have to inform about this.

[Thoiseqa]

First, our focus on security is on the infrastructure itself. So it is all about how you protect the network, the device, and the application that is riding on the server.

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Tamara aka Thoiseqa