Hi - I have screen that loads the CustomURL http://www.opendining.net/mobile/app/503c380645b2bee5220000a4. It has a "Find My Location" button on it that works when loaded in the browser but not through the BuzzTouch generated application. How do I get myself around this? It seems like this has happened before to others but the closest I found was a gentleman who left Buzztouch for PhoneGap/Cordova.

Do you have GPS turned on for your app so that it can grab the current location? It's located in the Core Properties section of your control panel. And of course you'll need to be running it on an actual device and not a simulator. Was looking at the code for the page, and looks like the relevant part is this, in case you're good at JS: $('#use-geolocation').live('click', function() { var redirect = $(this).closest('.ui-content').attr('data-redirect-to'); if (navigator.geolocation) { navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) { doSearch(position.coords.latitude, position.coords.longitude, redirect); }, function() { /* TODO: Something on error? */ }); } }); Can't believe anybody would leave buzztouch for PhoneGap! That's like trading in a Porsche for my beat up van! Mark

Funny. Some 18 months into my App development learning curve, Phonegap has gone from baffling to awesome, while BT has gone from awesome super simple (v1.4) to almost baffling (plugin creation)..

Mark - I'm actually doing my testing on a Galaxy Nexus. I do have the GPS turned on the application under core properties. Does not appear to allow GPS through or pass the data under. Works on a mobile browser, though?

I'm sure your location coordinates are available to the app, they're just not being called correctly by the Javascript. Here's a tutorial I wrote up a while back on grabbing the location and putting it in a database. I use PHP in the example, but if you know enough about JS, and the code for your page, you might be able to figure this thing out: http://www.buzztouch.com/forum/thread.php?tid=6A0E0F30B5413FF704B3A04 Mark