browser feature detection error using (navigator.geoloction)

I have written a script to check if my browser has features. The following script is producing an error:

<!DOCTYPE HTML>

<html>
    <head>
            <title id="title"> code Issues </title>
    </head>

    <body>      
            //=================== testing the feature detection method by using geolocation =======================//
            function geosuccess(position)
            {
                var cords = position.cords;
                var latitude = position.latitude;
                var longitude = postion.longitude;

                var message = "You're at " + latitude + ", " + longitude

                    alert(message);
            }

            function geoError(errorObj)
            {
                alert(errorObj.message);
            }

            if(typeof navigator.geolocation != "undefined")
            {
                console.log("inside geolocation");
                navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(geoSuccess, geoError);
            }
            else
            {
                alert("thos page uses Geolocation and your browser doesn't support it");
            }


            //=================== End of testing the feature detection method by using geolocation =======================//


            </script>


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</html>

If I run this I get an error that geosuccess isundefined.

I tried to debug the script and i can see it is not able to detect the function geoSuccess(position).

I hope I am not missing an object oriented concept and the error is something related to the browser maybe.

Solution

First, your code lacks an opening <script> tag but I'll assume that's just a mistake.

Second, your code defines the function as geosuccess but you pass geoSuccess to getCurrentPosition. Please check wheter the cases match in your code.