The section provides help is using the iFootpath help to follow walks.
The iFootpath App connects to the iFootpath servers when you visit the Store and provides an up to date list of walking guides. Once a walk is downloaded to your Library it is stored on your device. ...
As you might have guessed this is a Google maps issue rather than an iFootpath App issue on your Android phone. This is the case even if your normal Google maps App is working ok. A good place to star...
The iFootpath App is a standalone App and you do not need an internet connection or mobile signal to follow a walk. The following blog post explains more: iFootpath Expert: How to use less or no mobil...
If you cannot see a blue dot showing your current location it is likely that you have Location Services switched off. To turn Location services on. Open your device's Settings app Tap Security & Loc...
We have created a detailed guide that will you help you search for walking guides on the iFootpath App. iFootpath Expert: Searching for Walks on the iFootpath App You may also like to take a look at o...
From the iFootpath App menu, tap the Store button. You will need internet access to see the walk Store so it is best to do this when you have access to WiFi, 3G or 4G. A list of all the published iFoo...
Try going to the App Manager, select Google Maps, and Clear Cache/Clear Data, then Force Stop. Now try the iFootpath App again. If this does not fix the problem please contact us....
The most likely reason for this is that Location Services is not switched on and therefore the device is not receiving GPS data. To turn Location Services on please follow these instructions. 1 - Go t...
There are lots of sources of help for the iFootpath App on the iFootpath website. Please check out the links below: iFootpath App User Guide iFootpath Expert Help Video Channel You will also find furt...