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leafletjs location

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Last edited Oct 11, 2017
Created on Oct 3, 2017

This example demonstrates browser geolocation using the Leaflet.js mapping library, showing a map that automatically centers on the user’s detected position with a marker and popup. If location lookup fails, it falls back to a predefined point in China, displaying an alert and a marker labeled “Some where.” The map uses OpenStreetMap tile layers via `L.tileLayer`, and the geolocation logic relies on Leaflet’s `map.locate` method with `setView:true` and a max zoom of 10. Location success and error events are handled through `map.on("locationfound")` and `map.on("locationerror")`.

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