Name of WLanguage procedure in browser code ("callback") called when the position is retrieved.

This procedure has the following format:

PROCEDURE <Procedure name>(<Position>,<Error>)

where:

• <Position> is a geoPosition variable containing the information about the position. To find out whether the ..Speed, ..Precision, ..Direction or ..Altitude properties of geoPosition variable have been filled when retrieving the position, use ..SpeedValid, ..PrecisionValid, ..DirectionValid and ..AltitudeValid.

• <Error> is an Integer constant corresponding to the error code and that can take the following values:
  

  gpsErrorOK	No error was detected.
  gpsErrorRights	The browser has no sufficient rights to use geolocation. The browser is recent and the site is not using the HTTPS secure protocol.
  gpsErrorPosition	Unable to define the position (internal error of provider for example).
  gpsErrorTimeout	The position could not be retrieved within the timeout.

Maximum timeout (in hundredths of a second) for updating the device position.

• If this timeout ends before the device position is updated, gpsErrorTimeOut is returned in the <Error> parameter of the WLanguage procedure.
• If this parameter is not specified, the timeout is set to 1 minute.

Remark: This parameter can correspond to:

• an integer corresponding to the number of hundredths of a second,
• a Duration variable,
• Versions 23 and later
  the direct indication of duration (1 s or 10 ms for example).
  New in version 23
  the direct indication of duration (1 s or 10 ms for example).
  the direct indication of duration (1 s or 10 ms for example).