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This is a little tricky. I don't use GeoIP, but request a location from your browser. Location selection on mobile is generally pretty good, but it's very spot
by loeber 8y ago
This is a little tricky. I don't use GeoIP, but request a location from your browser.
Location selection on mobile is generally pretty good, but it's very spotty from desktops. If the website can't get your location at all (i.e. if your browser refuses to share it), then you get to input it manually. Maybe I'll add a subtle option to always be able to access that dialog, to override the default geolocation.
- lucb1e 8y agoOh I didn't think denying would work, since it kept 'loading' (waiting for me) instead of showing an alternative right away. For most sites, that means it won't work. Perhaps show the alternative input at the same time as requesting it from the browser? Something like: Requesting location from your browser... <hr color=grey margin-top,bottom=50px> Or input your location manually: [ ] [OK] If the user hits deny, the form text could change to what it says now. Anyway, cool site :)