> The thing is that the reporter puts "Kennedy Center" into the geocode tag,
> and he doesn't know lat/lng.
Given that there is more than one "Kennedy Center" in the whole world,
can you give any further clues for the geocoder? Note that the
geocoder is for converting addresses to lat/longs, it'
The thing is that the reporter puts "Kennedy Center" into the geocode tag,
and he doesn't know lat/lng.
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I have seen the same thing. A better approach would be to store the
lat/lng of the location so you don't have to geocode it every time.
On Feb 7, 10:54 pm, Ben Hopkins wrote:
> We (Tribune Technology) use a javascript app to maintain geocode-type tags
> for stories on the web sites. It used to b
