iOS Question Equivalent of CheckAndRequest

[Mike1970]

Hi everyone,
I built an app that requires the iSpeechRecognition, the phone ask for permission of the Microphone usage, and speech recognition the first time I need to use it.
There is a why to prompt the dialog BEFORE I actually need it? (or wait for the user answer?)
and more important... if the user miss-click and does not accept by mistake, how can I prompt the dialog again to ask him to accept the microphone and speech recognition usage?

Thanks in advance

 

[Erel]

The dialog will appear, based on the current state, when you call SpeechRecognition.Initialize. You can call it whenever you like.

You cannot show the dialog after the user denied access. You can take the user to the settings app: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/open-default-settings-app.51115/post-319865

 

[Mike1970]

when you call SpeechRecognition.Initialize.

Oh ok, so if I understood: when I call the initialize method the dialog is shown (If it is the absolute first time)?

You can take the user to the settings app:

Oh ok, this is something I know, at this point the next question is:
Given the fact that I have to send the user to the settings, I need to know if the user before denied the access. How can I know if the access was denied? there is a method that fails or something similar?

 

[Erel]

See the tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/ispeechrecognition-voice-to-text.72941/

 

[Mike1970]

See the tutorial: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/ispeechrecognition-voice-to-text.72941/

The permission that appear only when the recording starts is the microphone usage, not the speechrecognition usage. Even with the Tutorial.
Now i'm trying to replicate this:

Check Microphone permission

Hi all. I have a question. My app needs to use a microphone to record a voice message to play it later. On the first start after installation it asks for a permission to use a microphone and if the use allows it it works fine. But what if the user on the first start allowed it and later for...

www.b4x.com

this solves the microphone usage, but then i will need to check if the user allowed the speechrecognition too