Geolocation.latLng() not working in android

Question

I'm using mdg:geolocation package and I'm trying to run it in android device but I'm not getting lat and lang anymore, when I tried this few months back it is working fine

I'm using 1.0.3* version of that package

chrom is throwing above warning which takes me to this page

as it is a warning it should work.

I even tried to run the app by giving --mobile-server=https://myapp.com still it is not working.

any ideas?

My versions meteor - 1.1.* ( not the latest one) geolocation- 1.0.3

EDIT

I tried using navigator object like below

var onSuccess = function(position) {
   console.log('Latitude: '          + position.coords.latitude          + '\n' +
  'Longitude: '         + position.coords.longitude         + '\n' +
  'Altitude: '          + position.coords.altitude          + '\n' +
  'Accuracy: '          + position.coords.accuracy          + '\n' +
  'Altitude Accuracy: ' + position.coords.altitudeAccuracy  + '\n' +
  'Heading: '           + position.coords.heading           + '\n' +
  'Speed: '             + position.coords.speed             + '\n' +
  'Timestamp: '         + position.timestamp                + '\n');
};

// onError Callback receives a PositionError object
//
function onError(error) {
  console.log('code: '    + error.code    + '\n' +
  'message: ' + error.message + '\n');
}

navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(onSuccess, onError);

I didn't get any logs in console no error or success callbacks are called

EDIT 2:

This is not working when run my app in android mobile, If I run the same in web, I'm getting lat and lang values.

EDIT 3

I build apk with --server pointing to https://myapp.com still this is not working.

EDIT 4

I have one more project with all latest version, tried all the above steps still not working(even with build apk version)

EDIT 5

After trying @Adam suggestion I'm getting following error

code: 3 message: Timeout expired

tried different option with timeout, enablehighaccuracy and maxage nothing is working yet.

Answer 1

With the Android emulator, you may have to provide a position first. So, run something like:

~/.meteor/android_bundle/android-sdk/platform-tools/adb emu geo fix <longitude value> <latitude value>

Answer 2

You keep with your problem? I was avalaible to make it work by using

var geo_err = Geolocation.error();
if(geo_err != null) alert(geo_err.message);
var pos = Geolocation.latLng();
if(pos == null) return false;

You need to place it in a helper because it need to iterate over it waiting for a response, otherwise will give always an error. I use a button to change the state of a Session varible, which later activates the helper so it can be called more than once. Hope help, I tested in Android and chrome and works. The only problem was that I can't make the user to ask for permission, if the gps is not activated it gives me

Timeout error So... looking forward.