Yes, I'm having another weird Problem:
I got a big Problem, since I've updated my iPhone 3GS to iOS4. I am
using the W3C geolocation API Specification to get a current Position
within my Webapp. Just using this sort of JavaScript code:
function locate(event)
{
navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition (gotPosition);
}
function gotPosition (position)
{
currentlatitude = position.coords.latitude;
currentlongitude = position.coords.longitude;
}
Still with iPhone OS 3.1.3 this worked perfektly and my function
updatet the Position everytime I clicked on that corresponding Button.
Now, since iOS4, it seems, the API isn't getting the right Position.
The Problem is, that it once get's a Position but doesn't updates
this, after executing the function again. It always just shows the
same old latitude and longitude, I received before. I also tried the
parameter "maximumAge:1", but it still doesn't change.
I estimate, it takes me a geographical movement from about 100 or more
meters, to update the position again. So it seems, maybe the API is
just registering the change of a cell. And this it not what it should.
The other thing is, that "Maps" is getting always the right Position.
And after I've received the right Position from Maps, my Applicatoin
is still getting that right Position, but also for one time, and this
one isn't changing then anymore. This is very annoying and it crashes
the hole functionality of my Webapp.
Hopefully anybody can help me with this.
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