On 13 July 2011 13:35, Nico Oudshoorn wrote:
> $naarposlat = $geo->result->geometry->location->lat;
>
> the problem is this geo result. In ths example the echo is 51.4945758. But
> even if you only multiply it by 1 the result is 51. In the meantime I let
> the lat and lng come from the client side
$naarposlat = $geo->result->geometry->location->lat;
the problem is this geo result. In ths example the echo is 51.4945758. But
even if you only multiply it by 1 the result is 51. In the meantime I let
the lat and lng come from the client side. But I am still wandering why on
the server side t
On 12 July 2011 18:07, Nico Oudshoorn wrote:
>
> This is from another page where the lat and lng are generated on the server
> side:
> $url =
> "http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?address=".urlencode($zoekpos2)."&sensor=false";
What is the address you are using? What is the XML you a
Both are version 3
In this page the lat and lng are geberated at the client side and come on
the server side from $zoekaklat and $zoekaklng:
$naarposlat = $zoekaklat; // = 51.4945758001
$naarposlng = $zoekaklng; // = 4.28716220012
if($naarposlat==0 and $naarposlng==0) {
$zoekmessage2
On 12 July 2011 13:29, Nico Oudshoorn wrote:
> I use the same method in my version 2 site. There I don't have this problem.
> $zoekafstand isn't the problem. $vanposlat is the problem. If $zoekpos is
> zutphen in the netherlands then the result $vanposlat = 52.13. But in
> the calculation with
I use the same method in my version 2 site. There I don't have this problem.
$zoekafstand isn't the problem. $vanposlat is the problem. If $zoekpos is
zutphen in the netherlands then the result $vanposlat = 52.13. But in
the calculation with the result $maxlat, the value of $vanposlat is 52
On 11 July 2011 19:34, Nico Oudshoorn wrote:
> This is from a site of mine. In an example that I tested, the outcome of
> $vanposlat was 52.13. $zoekafstand = 15. The result of $zoekafstand /
> (69 * 1.61) = 0,1350256. And surprise surprse $maxlat = 52.1350256 So we
> lost the 0.13???
This is from a site of mine. In an example that I tested, the outcome of
$vanposlat was 52.13. $zoekafstand = 15. The result of $zoekafstand /
(69 * 1.61) = 0,1350256. And surprise surprse $maxlat = 52.1350256 So we
lost the 0.13 However when I echo $vanposlat it = 52.13, bu
