I am trying to build the following
Build a User Interface to search for an address using the the API provided to me with a key:
Use the Lat/Lon coordinates returned by each address to display on the map
So far I have created a map and now I need to use my API to verify the location on the map with the coordinates returned.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
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Greetings i was searching for hours and I haven't found anything remotely close to this.
I am trying to use Distance Matrix API, However as an input the api needs the Origin Address aka Name and Destination as well. But i can only provide Origin's Lat/Lng and Destination's Lat/Lng from which i get them using my own markers.
Is it possible to get the place's Name and Address from Lat/Lng of the given origin?
Or Am i in whole wrong path to achieve this? any suggestion would be appreciated. thank you.
For your information. DistanceMatric Api works not only with string addresses it also works with lat/lng, place_id as well.
Go through below doc
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/distance-matrix/intro
So, no need to convert your lat,lng to string addresses.(otherwise simply api hits will increase)
If you want to see result. Check below api.
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/distancematrix/json?units=imperial&origins=40.6655101,-73.89188969999998&destinations=40.6905615%2C-73.9976592&key=[API_KEY]
Note: Replace API_KEY with your api key
You can use the latitude/longitude coordinates for origin and destination parameters. Its in the documentation https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/distance-matrix/intro
But if you really want to get the address from latlng you can reverse geocode it like this:
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/json?latlng=40.714224,-73.961452&key=YOUR_API_KEY
here is the link to the documentation for your reference
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/start
I want to mark all the location available in the database on the Map.After that I want to create an API which will accept the location of the user and it will return all the marked location within a range of 500 metres.Please provide me with appropriate solution
As a first step, you can store the locations in mongodb as GeoJSON. Then you can use mongodb's geospatial queries (tutorial and related links) to return locations within the specified range. Using the returned data, you can plot markers on a map using Leaflet.js. Leaflet.js has support for GeoJSON, so you can use the returned data without much modifications.
I'm using Mapbox in a web app. I have functionality where a user inputs a zipcode and it should display on the map then do some other stuff with the data. All I'm trying to do right now is convert the zipcode to latitude and longitude to display the marker on the map and log the coordinates. Is there a way to do this in the Mapbox API? If so I can't seem to find it. If not, is there another easy way to do this?
Mapbox has it's own geocoding API in public beta:
Geocoding requests are queries composed of location text or lat/lon coordinates that can be used to find corresponding place data. A geocoding request includes a geocoding {index} in requests which specifies the dataset to use to find place data.
https://www.mapbox.com/developers/api/geocoding/
So, I have some experience with Google Maps API, and have read some questions similar to mine around here, ie. Google Maps API - Getting Street Coordinates
Now, what I need to get done is, To query Google Maps API with a Zone argument, and get its coordinates as response (preferably in JSON format), queries should be performed within one city only.
Let's say that city is Medellin, Colombia (coords: lat: 6.236165; long: -75.575262), And that my query(zone) is: "Poblado" (a district inside Medellin), As a result of such query, I'd like to have its coordinates returned.
How can I accomplish this task?
Please, help me,
As always thank you in advance,
Sincerely,
You can use component filtering of Google Geolocation API.
How can i show the following result:
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/directions/json?origin=hadera&destination=haifa&sensor=false
on a map? i want to see the entire route!
please: no use of google's javascript API. just the Web Service
I assume you want to show the route on a Google Map, which is mandatory ;)
You can do this without using the JavaScript API, just use the Static Maps API with the path parameter containing the encoded polyline you'll find in the overview_polyline field of the route of your choice.
Example using the first route (that is, response.routes[0].overview_polyline.points) from your sample request:
"overview_polyline" : {
"points" : "en_eEsoctEa#IuAvHzD~#hGrA~D~#i#vCgAlGa#|BqFp[kBOyBAgADk#Hw#JqBb#cIjAcC`#{Cr#iKrC_Bh#kDhAeCx#}Bn#}IpCcFtAq#Hs#D_A?yAEoAQi#OcA]kAg#}OoKmMqIkCgBoBgA}D{Bm#]ERiAxGoA`IYtAs#hCwAzDsB`EoDhGkDrGkBbDmBbD_CrC{#`AcAn#c#Pm#JUDa#?u#Cq#Mo#Um#c#cC}BmGgGgc#yd#qSmTsNiOwDoDqCmBkCuAcA]oC_AyCw#}Bc#_BO{BOwE#aDNiBRyARyBd#_K|Cag#bPsVdImDhAkBf#qCf#_AJqADeABcBCuAIqC_#kIqAuLaBgNmBuImAqFs#kL_BsEq#qEk#eGo#aFUqEIoOSiLI_DAgQQuDIiEa#u\\iDwBOiGw#yB_#uCy#yPsEaIwBiL_D{Cu#sAUgDk#uCYgAIeBCoEAax#nAgC#qCGcBIeCWmKmAmOaBkH_AqCc#}Aa#{CaAaBs#}BiAwMyGoAk#kBcAqHqDcBs#kC}#_D_AwCu#_BUgC[eDSeFIs#A{BFs`AtA_HH}CAoCIwBMsH]sMm#iMm#wG]qDYiFm#eFw#iCg#{Cs#cFsAwI}BqJgC{C{#cKmCuLaDuXmHwT_GuCu#sBc#wGkAqB[kDa#gE]eDQeGO{CCmC#}CFmCHcG\\yLx#wN`AcEXkETyDHiH#_DGgEO_F]sFi#oNuAgP_BwWgCsO{AuCa#eCe#eBa#wBm#uCaA}EwBwBiAaCyAsAaAyDcDoN_NmWqVgA_AiDeCwD_CyAy#wD_BeEyAsBk#kDs#uB]_CYyCU{AIyFOyCGyTW{SYiEEsJQ}ECyA#mDLyFVoCVyBZyCd#aDv#kDdAkA^gAh#qDrAsLtFmInDoBt#oAd#eATcG`AmCLo#Ds#?oCEeAG{lB_VaM{AyGs#aHYuISeB?gHMiLYyJe#gO{AwCUwGs#yf#_FaFc#u#KqI{#{Iy#wEa#{De#gO{AqC]mHk#gEOoPUoOQ_S[kKOmBIkBWs#Q}#[}#e#eAy#{AkBoAgBqDmHi#eAs#_Ae#e#sAaAcAm#_Ac#}#U_AM_BK}BM]#eCEyBJaALs#LsA\\_Bv#{BlAiBhAyAx#{Ap#wCtAaFjC_CfAwBv#cB\\kDt#_LnBwJbBmEb#gJp#M#{BLcD`#cDX}E`#_CLuBCcEWmKk#{Dg#cCYaEgAqCoAoBwAcCgC}EmGg#m#gDkEuE{FiBwBoBsCkAwB}#wBo#gCa#sCMqAMoD#uIBkDFuQ#qDBy#"
},
Resulting map:
Full request, requires URL-encoding the encoded polyline:
http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?sensor=false&size=400x400&path=weight:3%7Ccolor:red%7Cenc:en_eEsoctEa%40IuAvHzD~%40hGrA~D~%40i%40vCgAlGa%40%7CBqFp%5BkBOyBAgADk%40Hw%40JqBb%40cIjAcC%60%40%7BCr%40iKrC_Bh%40kDhAeCx%40%7DBn%40%7DIpCcFtAq%40Hs%40D_A%3FyAEoAQi%40OcA%5DkAg%40%7DOoKmMqIkCgBoBgA%7DD%7BBm%40%5DERiAxGoA%60IYtAs%40hCwAzDsB%60EoDhGkDrGkBbDmBbD_CrC%7B%40%60AcAn%40c%40Pm%40JUDa%40%3Fu%40Cq%40Mo%40Um%40c%40cC%7DBmGgGgc%40yd%40qSmTsNiOwDoDqCmBkCuAcA%5DoC_AyCw%40%7DBc%40_BO%7BBOwE%40aDNiBRyARyBd%40_K%7CCag%40bPsVdImDhAkBf%40qCf%40_AJqADeABcBCuAIqC_%40kIqAuLaBgNmBuImAqFs%40kL_BsEq%40qEk%40eGo%40aFUqEIoOSiLI_DAgQQuDIiEa%40u%5CiDwBOiGw%40yB_%40uCy%40yPsEaIwBiL_D%7BCu%40sAUgDk%40uCYgAIeBCoEAax%40nAgC%40qCGcBIeCWmKmAmOaBkH_AqCc%40%7DAa%40%7BCaAaBs%40%7DBiAwMyGoAk%40kBcAqHqDcBs%40kC%7D%40_D_AwCu%40_BUgC%5BeDSeFIs%40A%7BBFs%60AtA_HH%7DCAoCIwBMsH%5DsMm%40iMm%40wG%5DqDYiFm%40eFw%40iCg%40%7BCs%40cFsAwI%7DBqJgC%7BC%7B%40cKmCuLaDuXmHwT_GuCu%40sBc%40wGkAqB%5BkDa%40gE%5DeDQeGO%7BCCmC%40%7DCFmCHcG%5CyLx%40wN%60AcEXkETyDHiH%40_DGgEO_F%5DsFi%40oNuAgP_BwWgCsO%7BAuCa%40eCe%40eBa%40wBm%40uCaA%7DEwBwBiAaCyAsAaAyDcDoN_NmWqVgA_AiDeCwD_CyAy%40wD_BeEyAsBk%40kDs%40uB%5D_CYyCU%7BAIyFOyCGyTW%7BSYiEEsJQ%7DECyA%40mDLyFVoCVyBZyCd%40aDv%40kDdAkA%5EgAh%40qDrAsLtFmInDoBt%40oAd%40eATcG%60AmCLo%40Ds%40%3FoCEeAG%7BlB_VaM%7BAyGs%40aHYuISeB%3FgHMiLYyJe%40gO%7BAwCUwGs%40yf%40_FaFc%40u%40KqI%7B%40%7BIy%40wEa%40%7BDe%40gO%7BAqC%5DmHk%40gEOoPUoOQ_S%5BkKOmBIkBWs%40Q%7D%40%5B%7D%40e%40eAy%40%7BAkBoAgBqDmHi%40eAs%40_Ae%40e%40sAaAcAm%40_Ac%40%7D%40U_AM_BK%7DBM%5D%40eCEyBJaALs%40LsA%5C_Bv%40%7BBlAiBhAyAx%40%7BAp%40wCtAaFjC_CfAwBv%40cB%5CkDt%40_LnBwJbBmEb%40gJp%40M%40%7BBLcD%60%40cDX%7DE%60%40_CLuBCcEWmKk%40%7BDg%40cCYaEgAqCoAoBwAcCgC%7DEmGg%40m%40gDkEuE%7BFiBwBoBsCkAwB%7D%40wBo%40gCa%40sCMqAMoD%40uIBkDFuQ%40qDBy%40
how about google's support for embedding?
or how to add google maps to your website
the easiest way to use it is go to actual google maps and use the link button, then use the link in your site/whatever