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This is not an official Unbounce feature. This functionality is based entirely on third party code, and has only been tested in limited applications. Since this isn’t a supported Unbounce feature, our support team will be unable to assist if things go awry. So if you are not comfortable with HTML, Javascript and CSS, please consider consulting an experienced developer.

UPDATE

Step 0

Geolocation DB now requires users to signup in order to use their service. It’s a free signup that will give you a unique API key that must be included in the URL in the code that makes the request to get the location of a visitor.

Once you’ve signed up for a free account you will wan to use the jsonp URL that is provide. It should look something like this:
“https://geolocation-db.com/jsonp/[YOUR API KEY]”

Step 1.

Copy this JavaScript and add it to the page “before body end tag”:
REMEMBER TO UPDATE THE URL

<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script>
   jQuery.ajax({
    url: "https://geolocation-db.com/jsonp/[YOUR API KEY]",
    jsonpCallback: "callback",
    dataType: "jsonp",
    success: function( location ) {
      var country = location.country_name;
      var region = location.state;
      var city = location.city;
      var lat = location.latitude;
      var long = location.longitude;
      
      // add classes to display location info on page
      //City
      jQuery(".cityText").text(city);
      
      //Region
      jQuery(".regionText").text(region);
      
      //Country
      jQuery(".countryText").text(country);
      
    }
  }); 
</script>

Step 2.

Decide on the text you’d like to use to dynamically display the location information (the AJAX call will make available the country, region, city, latitude, and longitude information from a visitors IP).

Double click the text box and click the “view source” button in the bottom right. Wrap the text you wish to be dynamic with a span and assign the relevant class to display the location information. Here’s a screenshot of what that would look like to display the city info:

####The Default classes for the script are as follows. You can change them if you wish, just be sure to update the javascript to match!

City = "cityText"
Region = "regionText"
Country = "countryText"

Step 3. OPTIONAL Prefill Form Fields with Location Information

You can pre-fill a form field or preselect a dropdown (as long as the option exists) by adding some code to the script. Make sure the ID of your field in the form matches the ID in the code below (you can edit either or both to match):
> $("#cityField").val(city);
> $("#provinceField").val(region);
> $("#countryField").val(country);

Step 4. OPTIONAL Add a Google Map Displaying the Visitors City

Add a custom HTML widget to the page and paste in the following div tag:
<div id="map-container"></div>

Then paste in the following code into the script. Note you can change the size of the map by adjusting the “height” attribute of the iframe:

var frame = '<div class="embed-container maps"><iframe width="100%" height="481px" frameborder="0" style="border:0" src="https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/place?key=AIzaSyBvWSn-wEccZ_YSMG-xW7CfyaecyV1j0uA&q='+city+'+'+region+'" allowfullscreen></iframe></div>'
      
      $("#map-container").html(frame);