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Geolocation Methods

HTML5 Geolocation

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To identify the geographic location of a user for a web application, the HTML Geolocation API is used. It was introduced in HTML5. The latitude and longitude coordinates of the user can be captured by JavaScript. It can then be sent to the server to display the current location on the website. To identify the … Read more

Categories HTML Tags Displaying location on Google Maps, Geolocation Methods, Geolocation object, HTML5 Geolocation, To get the User's current position

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