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TouchKit in an Android application

Diego Marcia
6 years ago Sep 24, 2015 10:15am

Hello everybody,
I have a TouchKit application which uses GPS to retrieve the user's position. When I access it from a browser, it works. But if I access it from an Android WebView, it doesn't even try detecting GPS position and fails with a POSITION_UNAVAILABLE error.
Doing some research, it seems to me that I implemented all needed code, so I guess I am forgetting something which is usually implied by others.

Has anyone of you ever successfully implemented something similar?

Johannes Häyry
6 years ago Sep 24, 2015 3:42pm

Are you sure you haven't just disabled location services etc. from your device. I'm sorry I can't remember where it is enabled/disabled in Android.

Diego Marcia
6 years ago Sep 25, 2015 3:02pm

Hi!
Well, location access is enabled, and indeed I can make the GPS fix when visiting the application from browser.

BUT... This is quite strange: when I enable location through wireless network, the web application never tries to perform a GPS fix, not even from the browser.