I'm trying to use GClientGeocoder in my application with the .getLatLng
(address:String, callback:function).
For a lot of a strings it turns out ok, but with some others it just
return random points.
ie.: "188 Avenida test, LONDRINA,PR, Brazil", wich doesn't exist I get
a LatLng = (-23.3103871, -51.1647943). In the end it just points out
at the middle of the city (LONDRINA).
Isn't it supposed to return 'null' ?
The application will be used by clients to search, filling the
required fields, and what i'm using to send the request is like the
following:
address = mapsLogradouroNmroInput.getValue() + " " +
mapsTipoLogradouroInput.getValue() + " " + mapsLogradouroInput.getValue
() + ", " + mapsLogradouroCidadeInput.getValue() + ",PR, Brazil";
gmapTeste.getLatLng(address,
function(point){
if (!point){
alert(address + " not found");
} else {
if (marker.isHidden()==false){
gmap.removeOverlay(marker);
}
gmap.setCenter(point, gmap.getZoom());
marker.setLatLng(point);
gmap.addOverlay(marker);
marker.openInfoWindowHtml(address);
}
});
Is there's a more accurate way to use something like that? Since this
will be used by client, then i was thinking to use the 'null' response
if the address wasn't found.
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