Hi,
I'm working on a webpage where a user needs to select a city by
clicking on an area in google maps. I'm using the GClientGeocoder
object to perform a "reverse geocoding" on the clicked location.
I found out that the return value (Placemark object) can contain the
postalcode and locality name in many different structures. And in some
cases, the object doesn't even contain a postal code.
Example:
{
"id": "p1",
"address": "Bornem, 2880 Bornem, België",
"AddressDetails": {
"Accuracy": 4,
"Country": {
"AdministrativeArea": {
"AdministrativeAreaName": "Vlaams Gewest",
"SubAdministrativeArea": {
"Locality": {
"DependentLocality": {
"DependentLocalityName": "Bornem"
},
"LocalityName": "Bornem"
},
"SubAdministrativeAreaName": "Antwerpen"
}
},
"CountryName": "België",
"CountryNameCode": "BE"
}
},
"ExtendedData": {
"LatLonBox": {
"north": 51.1276965,
"south": 51.0716417,
"east": 4.298899,
"west": 4.1708396
}
},
"Point": {
"coordinates": "[4.2348693,51.0996776,0]"
}
}
So, place.address does contain both locality and postalcode, but
place.addressDetail does not... What gives ?
Thx for your replies,
Mathew
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