I have a coordinate region that I have determined contains the limits of what I want to show for my app. I have set this up as an MKCoordinateRegion with center point lat, longitude and a span. How do I determine if the current userLocation is inside of my coordinate region?
To determine a user’s location in a web browser you can use the HTML Geolocation API. There are however a couple of issues with this. First, the user will be prompted to give permission for you to determine their location. If they deny this request, then you will not be able to determine the location.
Some browsers use IP addresses to detect a user's location. However, it may only provide a rough estimate of a user's location. The W3C approach is the easiest and most fully-supported so it should be prioritized over other geolocation methods.
The Geolocation API offers a simple, "one-shot" method to obtain the user's location: getCurrentPosition (). A call to this method asynchronously reports on the user's current location. If this is the first time that an application on this domain has requested permissions, the browser typically checks for user consent.
Tailor information (such as news) to the user's location. Show the position of a user on a map. Tag data created inside your application with the user's location (that is, geo-tag a picture). Recent user studies have shown that users are distrustful of sites that simply prompt the user to give away their position on page load.
Use map rects. Here's an example using the map's current visible rect. With regards to your question, you could use convertRegion:toRectToView:
to first convert your region to a MKMapRect
beforehand.
MKMapPoint userPoint = MKMapPointForCoordinate(mapView.userLocation.location.coordinate);
MKMapRect mapRect = mapView.visibleMapRect;
BOOL inside = MKMapRectContainsPoint(mapRect, userPoint);
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