geolocation

问题 I'm using Ionic & Firebase to create an Android application for geolocation. I used ngCordova.geolocation and I successfully get the device current location. My problem is that I need to continuously get current location, as long as the user doesn't turn off geolocation and callback a function every time the geolocation change, and test if the user is inside one of many circles in the maps. 回答1: Since you are already using the ngcordova.geolocation plugin, it has a method to keep tracking the

问题 Is there a way for a Node server to work out it's accurate (i.e. GPS) location without using the HTML Geolocation API from the browser? It also needs to be disconnected from the internet, i.e not depend on some external lookup. In my case I have a server which is a laptop, not connected to the internet, and physically moving around a location. When the client connects to the server, the server needs to already know where it is, the client may not be in the same location. Imagine the client

问题 I'm trying to find out how to locate an Android 9.0 device which has been enrolled using a Service Account and the Android Management API. The documentation does not seem to have any hints for my case. Since there is apparently no way of logging in with a Service Account, I believe I cannot use https://www.google.com/android/find either. 回答1: You can use the Android Management API to turn on "high accuracy" location mode but you will need to use another app to get the location of the device.

问题 I'm trying to find out how to locate an Android 9.0 device which has been enrolled using a Service Account and the Android Management API. The documentation does not seem to have any hints for my case. Since there is apparently no way of logging in with a Service Account, I believe I cannot use https://www.google.com/android/find either. 回答1: You can use the Android Management API to turn on "high accuracy" location mode but you will need to use another app to get the location of the device.

问题 I'm trying to find out how to locate an Android 9.0 device which has been enrolled using a Service Account and the Android Management API. The documentation does not seem to have any hints for my case. Since there is apparently no way of logging in with a Service Account, I believe I cannot use https://www.google.com/android/find either. 回答1: You can use the Android Management API to turn on "high accuracy" location mode but you will need to use another app to get the location of the device.

问题 There has been an error, in the console, since I made my website using navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition (below). I realised this was going to cause a problem at some point in the future, and as I'm only playing with web development it didn't concern me that much, but it has now completely screwed up my little weather app (http://conn3cted.uk.tn/weather.html) as it seems that I can't use this function in chrome (it works in firefox) anymore. The error I'm getting additionally now is

问题 There has been an error, in the console, since I made my website using navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition (below). I realised this was going to cause a problem at some point in the future, and as I'm only playing with web development it didn't concern me that much, but it has now completely screwed up my little weather app (http://conn3cted.uk.tn/weather.html) as it seems that I can't use this function in chrome (it works in firefox) anymore. The error I'm getting additionally now is

问题 So below is the code I have been using. I'm a bit of a newb. I've been testing with just the head of the data because of the quota for using the API. Below is a snapshot of the dataframe: latitude longitude 0 -73.99107 40.730054 1 -74.000193 40.718803 2 -73.983849 40.761728 3 -73.97499915 40.68086214 4 -73.89488591 40.66471445 This is where I am getting tripped up. train['latlng'] = train.apply(lambda row: '{},{}'.format(row['latitude'], row['longitude']), axis=1) train['geocode_data'] =

问题 Can I access the phone's geolocation using a native gomobile application? I have seen experimental support for sensor data here, but nothing about the actual latitude, longitude of the device. I have no prior experience in app development, and I am learning Go at the moment. 回答1: AFAIK there is no ready solution yet to access location on both Android and iOS in a platform independent way. But in theory you could make separate packages using the gomobile tool to generate bindings for each

问题 in out app we have a module where you can send time records with GPS location. In 40% of cases we have location problem because the module provides a location which is not real (sometime about 1 km away). When we have this cases we open Google Maps app and it give us perfect location, then again out app and not-real location. For getting the location we use this: Slider s1 = new Slider(); Dialog dlg = makeDialog("HIGH PRECISION LOCATION...", s1, null, 'a'); dlg.addShowListener((ActionListener