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Summary

In this chapter, you continued using the Google Maps API. You learned how to do the following:

Program Google Maps API event handling to detect if the user was close to locations for which you had video, audio, or images
Separate the definition of media content from the program itself
Create HTML5 markup dynamically, using a regular expression to produce the right markup
Start and stop the display and playing of media

In the next chapter, we will explore the use of geolocation, together with the Google Maps API, HTML5, and JavaScript and php to perform the sending of email.

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