getCurrentPosition help integrating with this module

Hey guys, I came across this module a few days ago and WOW, it is awesome. I've been playing around and very excited about the potential.

I'm trying to do something a little off the beaten path and my javascript handicaps are holding me back, so I was wondering if anyone could help out.

I'm trying to integrate the new html 5 getCurrentPosition function (and watchPosition) to define the center of some, or all, of the maps on my site. I have some javascript I swiped from someone else that gets the functionality working, but I can't seem to use the variables in this code with the actual OL centering function.

SO, right now I'm using the OL views module and have pasted my getCurrentPosition code into the header. Here's that code.

function mapSetup() {
				if(navigator.geolocation) {
					// Get current position
					navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(createMap, handleError); // Request live position
				
					window.scrollTo(0,1);
				} else {
					loaderContainer.getElementsByTagName("p")[0].textContent = "Browser does not support geolocation object";
					window.setTimeout(failedError, 1000);
				}

			};
			
			// Update handlers
			function createMap(){
				currentLatLng = new CM.LatLng(position.coords.latitude,position.coords.longitude);
				
				locationMarker = new CM.Marker(currentLatLng);

				loaderContainer.style.display = "none";
				
				mapInstance.setCenter(currentLatLng, 15);
				mapInstance.addOverlay(locationMarker);
				locationMarker.openInfoWindow("<h3>Your location</h3>");
				
				// Inital location found create a watchPosition instance for continuous updates
				coordsListener = navigator.geolocation.watchPosition(updateLocation, handleError);  

			};
			function cacheLocation(position){
				cacheLatLng = new CM.LatLng(position.coords.latitude,position.coords.longitude);
				
				locationMarker = new CM.Marker(cacheLatLng);     
				mapInstance.setCenter(cacheLatLng, 15);
				mapInstance.addOverlay(locationMarker);
				locationMarker.openInfoWindow("<h3>Your last known location</h3>");
			};
			function updateLocation(position){ // Fires everytime your location changes
				updatedLatLng = new CM.LatLng(position.coords.latitude,position.coords.longitude);
				
				// Moves marker to updated location.
				locationMarker.setLatLng(updatedLatLng);
				
				mapInstance.setCenter(updatedLatLng, 15);
				locationMarker.openInfoWindow("<h3>Your are here</h3>");
				window.scrollTo(0,1);
			};
			
			// Error handlers
function handleError(error){
				if(error.code === 1) {
					//Location services is either disabled or you denied access to your position
					failedError();
				} else {
					//Current location could not be determined, falling back to last known within 10 minutes
					navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(cacheLocation, cacheError, {maximumAge:600000, timeout:0});
				}
				
				loaderContainer.style.display = "none";
			};
			function cacheError(error){
				//Couldn't get current nor no more than 10 min old cache location, fallback to any cache
				navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(cacheLocation, failedError, {maximumAge:"Infinite", timeout:0});
			};
			function failedError(error){
				//Failed to find any location, fallback to Apple HQ
				
				failedLatLng = new CM.LatLng(37.331689,-122.030731);
				
				locationMarker = new CM.Marker(failedLatLng);         
				mapInstance.setCenter(failedLatLng, 15);
				mapInstance.addOverlay(locationMarker);
				locationMarker.openInfoWindow("<h3>Apple HQ</h3>");
				window.scrollTo(0,1);
			};

			
mapSetup();

SO, if I'm reading this correctly, and I'm sure that I'm not, the lat/lon is dumped to the variables position.coords.latitude and position.coords.longitude.

I've embedded the above code into a views header using the included views plugin which seems to be working fine by itself. The browser is asking to use my location, and it works standalone, so that's where I'm at.

I spent about 4 hours trying to hack this directly into the openlayers.js file with no luck. I'm wondering (read: hoping) that there is some small setCenter function or something that I can render with the above variables inside the mapSetup function that will update using my custom center-getting code.

OK, that's a mouthful. I may be off in la la land and this is a completely wrong approach. That's probably the case. BUT, if we were to acheive this level of functionality, it could be a very cool addition to the module to allow modern browsers (and mobile browsers) to interact with your work on a whole new level.

Anyhow, thanks to anyone who can offer advice. I look forward to hearing it.