Better and recommended way to do this is, have the geocoder only run once,
write it to a db, then pull the latlong from the DB, speeds everything up,
and doesn't gum up the geocoding service.
otherwise i have the code for exactly what you want to do.
On Mar 8, 2011 4:37pm, caffeinated <[email protected]> wrote:
I can't work out what to type into the search bar =( I have been
having problems working out where to get some detailed information on
how to achieve this:
I would like to first, use the geocoding service to place a marker on
an addressed location.
(ie. 32 Queen Street, Brisbane, QLD, 4000.)
Then I would like the user to be able to move the plotted marker into
a better location if the geocoder wasn't accurate enough.
Then I would like that marker's new location to be stored as lat lng
coordinates into my MySQL database.
I believe I found something on how to do this a while ago, but I can't
seem to work out what I searched any more.
Any web pages that you think may help me piece the puzzle together
would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
S.
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