Viewed 6k times. It seems pretty straighforward to get the Lat and Long of where a user is, via geolocation.
The code I have working is: if navigator. Improve this question. First you need a data source giving you the locations of all UK postcodes. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. MarkG MarkG 1, 1 1 gold badge 19 19 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. TonyBlundell Disclaimer: I'm the author of postcodes. I just wanted to clarify that the underlying data used is a free UK Government alternative to Google Maps.
Also the postcodes. Hope this helps. Thanks so much for that kieran.. I'm trying to get it to work with a Lat and Long defined by geoLocation though.. And I can't seem to get the Lat and Long variables to populate with values.. Theres something wrong with my scope I think?? Trying to get displayPosition to populate the Lat and Long values.. So the rest of the code then uses these values as the Lat and Long..
Hi sure -- sorry for the delay, I get the feeling we are in slightly different time zones :. I have it all working using the standard Google Maps geocoder, but for some strange reason it seems to search only on the first part of a postcode.
It can be done in client-side JS using GlocalSearch. However, it isn't clear how to translate this into a server-side solution.
Put your API key in to test. Exact same coordinates reported for both. I found the answer in the end. Geographic latitude and longitude. It then displays the estimated postcode for the center of the map. By Free Map Tools on 7th March By Mike on 5th March Really great tool would use again and will. Great for anyone using excel, simple data validation if you need separate columns or a search function for the comma.
Great work! By Ash on 15th January Invaluable tool - thanks. It requires format long,lat so would be useful to have the option of results that way round By Mike on 3rd December Let me express my gratitude, and my grongitude : By Bumhats on 22nd July Hi, yes I have managed to split them using excel.
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