Been wrestling with this for a couple of days now. Thought something was
wrong with my code but I think it has to do with the API level.
I was testing using Intellij IDEA on OSX when I first couldn't solved the
problem. In a last-ditch effort, I ran the code on my Windows machine with
Eclipse
Hi all,
So I got the Proximity Alerts working but I had to use the
PendingIntent.getActivity(HaiMap.this, i, newIntent,
PendingIntent.FLAG_CANCEL_CURRENT);
Does anyone have an idea on why this is not working on a Broadcast receiver.
I have seen many previous threads and all of them point to an
Hi everyone,
I have an application which needs to call a new screen if it comes within
the proximity of a few locations. So I am using the addProximityAlerts()
function as follows: But this does not work at all. My code is shown below
*public void setupLocationMonitoring(Intent newIntent) {
how many times do you intend to post the same question?
2011/7/28 deepak subramanian deepak.s...@gmail.com
Hi everyone,
I have an application which needs to call a new screen if it comes within
the proximity of a few locations. So I am using the addProximityAlerts()
function as follows: But
Hi everyone,
I have an application which needs to call a new screen if it comes within
the proximity of a few locations. So I am using the addProximityAlerts()
function as follows: But this does not work at all. My code is shown below
*public void setupLocationMonitoring(Intent newIntent) {
Hi everyone,
I have an application which needs to call a new screen if it comes within
the proximity of a few locations. So I am using the addProximityAlerts()
function as follows: But this does not work at all. My code is shown below
*public void setupLocationMonitoring(Intent newIntent) {
Hi everyone,
I have an application which needs to call a new screen if it comes within
the proximity of a few locations. So I am using the addProximityAlerts()
function as follows: But this does not work at all. My code is shown below
*public void setupLocationMonitoring(Intent newIntent) {
I have some basic questions about proximity alerts.
How many alerts can be added within a single app? I have a database
that could have hundreds or even thousands of locations that the user
needs to be alerted to when near those locations.
Is there a limit to the number of locations that can be
Hi, this is my very first question:
I'm trying to configure proximity alerts that will be feed from a
Database and webservice provider; but I have a problem configuring a
simple proximity alert for testing. I manage to create the alert but
it never gets fired, I'm only trying in the emulator for
On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 6:48 PM, flavs flavio.esl...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm only trying in the emulator for now and don´t know if I need some extra
code to trigger the alerts.
Are you using the GPS controls in DDMS to pass in a mock location?
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi All,
Let me rephrase my question. Whats the best way to save on battery
life when using proximity alerts API through the LocationManager. I am
resetting the alerts again on booting of the device through a
combination of broadcast receiver (listens for the boot event) and a
Service (sets the
Hi,
I noticed in the android source code there is a setMinTime() to be
implemented by LocationProviderImpl's(GPS etc). Currently the default
is zero(or 1000L) which means it will check for location updates
frequently, except when the screen is off.
Why is this interface not opened up so that
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