=== Current Location ===
Contributors: justindgivens
Author: Justin D. Givens
Author URI: http://jdg.futbal.net/
Plugin URI: http://jdg.futbal.net/index.php/current-location-plugin
Tags: gps, location, google, latitude, json
Requires at least: 2.7.1
Tested up to: 2.8
Stable tag: 1.2

Gets your current location from Google Badge System. Use <?php display_current_location(); ?> to display your current location.

== Description ==

The plugin uses the Google Badge System and pulls the JSON file. The plugin then parses through the json file and displays your current location. You need to have a Google Account and signed into Google Latitude on your computer/mobile device. The idea behind this plugin is have my blog display my current location without my editing anything. 

This plugin requires php5 or greater.

== Installation ==


1. Copy the folder 'current-location' into the directory 'wp-content/plugins/'.

2. Activate the plugin.

3. Find the Current Location settings button in your side of the 'wp-admin' panel.

4. Update all settings.

5. Add '&lt;?php display_current_location(); ?&gt;' to your post/template.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

If your question isn't here, ask your own question at [the Wordpress.org forums](http://wordpress.org/tags/current-location).

= Output says this "User ID incorrect. You entered this id: Nothing" =
You need to visit the Current Location settings page and update the Google Badge UserID.

= On the settings page you see this note: "Since you are using an older version of WordPress, the timestamp output will be set to the server." =
All that means is your not using Wordpress 2.8, which is fine, but the new TimeZone feature in 2.8 will fix the timestamp to your local blog timezone instead of your server timezone. Example: My server is located in the EST timezone but I want my blog on the CST. This will fix the timestamps for CST not EST.

== Screenshots ==

1. Button on the Menu
2. Settings
3. Maps Settings
4. How to use the plugin
5. Examples of outputs
6. Example of it on my blog
7. Google Maps Example

== Version log ==

- 1.0
	- Initial upload