Is there a way to get the second page?

[markjanenriquez]

Hi, Is there a way to get the second page using the "next_page_token" from the backend? Here's my code.

$googlePlaces = new PlacesApi($this->getGoogleApi()); $params = [ 'keyword' => $keyword, 'name' => null, 'types' => null ];

$responses = $googlePlaces->nearbySearch($location, $radius = '30000', $params);

But I want to get the second page using the "$responses['next_page_token']"

Thank You.

[SachinAgarwal1337]

@markjanenriquez you can pass it as a param for next search request.

$responses = $googlePlaces->nearbySearch($location, $radius = '30000', $params);

$params['next_page_token'] = $response['next_page_token'];

// This will get you 2nd page as next_page_token is in params
$responses = $googlePlaces->nearbySearch($location, $radius = '30000', $params);

[markjanenriquez]

Hello, thank you for your response, and I tried your code/suggestion but the response from the API result was the same here's my code.

$googlePlaces = new PlacesApi($apiKey); $params = [ 'keyword' => $keyword, 'name' => null, 'types' => null ];

$responses = $googlePlaces->nearbySearch($location, $radius = '30000', $params); $params['next_page_token'] = $responses['next_page_token']; $second_responses = $googlePlaces->nearbySearch($location, $radius = '30000', $params); dd($responses['results'], $second_responses ['results']);

Is there any other recommendation?

Thanks.

[SachinAgarwal1337]

@markjanenriquez Sorry, the key should be pagetoken

$params['pagetoken'] = $response['next_page_token'];

[markjanenriquez]

Hello, I tried again I used this code

$params['pagetoken'] = $response['next_page_token']; But I got the error: "Response returned with status: INVALID_REQUEST"

@/vendor/skagarwal/google-places-api/src/PlacesApi.php if ($response['status'] !== 'OK' AND $response['status'] !== 'ZERO_RESULTS') { throw new GooglePlacesApiException( "Response returned with status: " . $response['status'] . "\n" . array_key_exists('error_message', $response) ?: "Error Message: {$response['error_message']}" ); }

And test again, I changed the $params['pagetoken'] = $response['next_page_token']; to (Capital T) $params['pageToken'] = $response['next_page_token'];

but the response from Google is the same here's the code I used. $googlePlaces = new PlacesApi($apiKey); $params = [ 'keyword' => $keyword, 'name' => null, 'types' => null ]; $responses = $googlePlaces->nearbySearch($location, $radius = '30000', $params); $params['pagetoken'] = $responses['next_page_token']; $second_responses = $googlePlaces->nearbySearch($location, $radius = '30000', $params); dd($responses['results'], $second_responses ['results']);

Thanks.

[juliomotol]

As per Google's documentation:

There is a short delay between when a next_page_token is issued, and when it will become valid.

Try doing this:

$google_place_api = [];
$resolved = false;

while(!$resolved){
    try{
        $google_place_api = GooglePlaces::nearbySearch($location, $radius, [
            // your params
            ...
            'pagetoken' => $google_place_api['next_page_token'] ?? null;
            ...
        ])
        $resolved = true;
    }catch(\Exception $e){
        $resolved = false;
    }
}

Or Alternatively use the sleep($seconds) method

[tonycodes]

As per Google's documentation:

There is a short delay between when a next_page_token is issued, and when it will become valid.

Try doing this:

$google_place_api = [];
$resolved = false;

while(!$resolved){
    try{
        $google_place_api = GooglePlaces::nearbySearch($location, $radius, [
            // your params
            ...
            'pagetoken' => $google_place_api['next_page_token'] ?? null;
            ...
        ])
        $resolved = true;
    }catch(\Exception $e){
        $resolved = false;
    }
}

Or Alternatively use the sleep($seconds) method

This helped me, it was exactly the issue! thanks.