Hi,
The fact that you are using jQuery in line 46 should make no difference to
the rest of the script, $('#map_canvas')[0] is the same as doing
document.getElementById("map_canvas");
The map variable will be the same in either case, so if you wanted to not
use jQuery at line 46 you will need map = new
google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map_canvas"),myOptions);
As I say it shouldn't make any difference, so it must be something else
causing the geolocation to not work, can you link to a page where you had
tried to add in the geolocation.
Mike
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