text: Q:
  
  Get GeoLocation using phonegap when Location services disabled in iPad
  
  I am developing iPad application using phonegap (cordova 1.9.0). I need to get current position of the user. 
  I used following code and it works fine when Location services are enabled.
  function onDeviceReady() {  
   navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(onSuccess, onError);   
   }
  
  function onSuccess(position) {
   console.log(position.coords.latitude + "-" + position.coords.longitude);
  }
  
    function onError(error) {   
       alert('code: '    + error.code           
        'message: ' + error.message + '\n');  
    }
  
  My problem is that this code not working when Location services are disabled. I need to get current location if Location service are enabled or disabled.
  Anyone tell me how to get current location in this situtation?
  
  A:
  
  You can't get the current location when location services are disabled. That would be a violation of a user's privacy. The point of disabling location services on a device is to prevent applications from getting the current location.
  What I've done is display my own dialog with a lengthy explanation of why I need location services before calling getCurrentPosition(). I explain that the app won't work without it. I also say something like:
  
  Your device may also ask you for permission.
  
  This increases the chances of someone saying yes to the iPhone dialog.
  
  