I would be using javascript more than likelye. I'm trying to set up a real estate page where a Real Estate Agent can set up a new home by entering the home information into the backend and it will appear on the site where the placeholders [+Address+], [+City+], [+State+], [+Zip +] will be.. This might be on demand, since the information would be grabbed from the placeholders but I'm not sure if the placeholders can be placed into the javascript or not. Since geocoding is when the address is converted to lat/lng, is there a javascript example where the actual address goes before its converted? Thats whats confusing me.. i dont know where to place the placehodlers b4 the conversion to lat/lng On Feb 13, 2:50 am, Rossko <[email protected]> wrote: > > Where im having the problem is I have the placeholders [+Address+], > > [+City+], [+State+], [+Zip+] and I would think this would need to be > > placed somewhere so Geocoding can convert the address to Lat/Lng but I > > have no Idea where or how to set this up > > You need to run some kind of programming language, to send the address > to Google for geocoding and receive the results back. You can do > this from javascript embedded in a webpage, or from most server-side > languages. You might need to decide if you need to geocode on demand > - when the end user is typing an address into into a form, say - or to > store geocode results - when you're keeping a list of addresses that > various people might look at or search on.
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