Don't use those undocumented properties of the LatLng object. Instead, use
their documented lat() and lng() methods.
e.g. if you have a LatLng object in a variable named latlng, you can do
this:
alert(
'Lat: ' + latlng.lat() +
', Lng: ' + latlng.lng()
);
-Mike
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 12:46 PM, leccmo <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been struggling to figure out the name of value of Lat and Lng.
>
> When I get LatLng object from direction service, they should be like
> this:
> lat: 35.67726
> lng: 139.70697999999993
>
>
> But actually I get them with different name like this:
> Aa: 35.67726
> Ba: 139.70697999999993
>
> or
>
> Ca: 35.67726
> Da: 139.70697999999993
>
> or Ea: etc...
>
> Could you someone help me out how to cope with this problem? I read
> through the API reference but there is no mentions about this.
> I couldn't figure out even if it is some errors or normal. If it's
> normal, how can I know when is Aa and when is Ba etc?
>
> Any help or suggestion will be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
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