On Jan 27, 12:04 pm, "liz.rickaby" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a website that I'm taking over from another designer, so I have
> to try to dissect the code he used. He used Google Maps to calculate
> the distance between two addresses, display a map of the rout and
> display a rate based on the distance (it's sort a taxi service). The
> client wants me to change the calculation so that if the addresses are
> within certain zip codes it calculates the rate differently. Is there
> a way to get the zip codes into a variable so I can add an if
> statement?

What country?

I would suggest using the geocoder, I know for the US, it usually
gives you the zip code if the address information is good enough.
There ia also a geocoder web service that might work for you.

See the documentation.

  -- Larry

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