Has the issue been fixed? Works fine on the iPad. On Oct 21, 11:41 am, "blaines.insane" <[email protected]> wrote: > About 6 months ago, I programmed a dealer locator, based off the store > locator examples given in the documentation. It's programmed in php/ > mysql and javascript. Addresses of retail stores are geocoded and the > coordinates stored in a mysql database, then retrieved in XML format > and displayed on the map. > > This was created for a client, and seemed to be working fine > previously. Recently, though, they are getting a flood of calls, > primarily from macintosh users, whose searches are not retrieving > results. I have experienced this problem one time on a pc, in google > chrome, of all things, but have not been able to reproduce it. I have > verified that it is a legitimate problem on a mac. I have checked on 4 > macbooks, in both safari and firefox, using a verified address that > should return results. > > I am at a loss. Since I wrote this right after APIv3 was released, I'm > assuming there have been various bug fixes to the API. Is this a known > issue? Is there a known workaround? I've searched this forum, and come > up empty handed. If I could get y'all to take a look at this, I would > really appreciate it. > > I have stripped the code out of their website for trouble-shooting > purposes. A working (sometimes) demo can be found > here:http://www.blainesanders.com/dealerlocator/ > > If you enter the zip code 84770 in the search box, with a 50 mile > radius, you should see 2 results. If that worked for you, try > searching Las Vegas, NV. If you kept your radius at 50 miles, you will > not find a dealer, and will see a javascript alert telling you to > check your address and/or increase the search radius. Increasing your > radius to 250 miles will retrieve results on the las vegas search. > > If you're on a mac, chances are you will get the javascript alert no > matter what you search on. > > If you need php code, please let me know. You can see all the > javascript by viewing the source of the page. If it helps, you can > verify the XML by going here: > > http://www.blainesanders.com/dealerlocator/genxml2.php?lat=37.088485&;... > > I look forward for your responses. > > Thank you, > Blaine
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