Open heiglandreas opened 10 years ago
http://geocoder-php.org is pretty good, supports fallbacks and OpenStreet maps.
Am 26.01.14 16:32, schrieb Steve Lacey:
http://geocoder-php.org is pretty good, supports fallbacks and OpenStreet maps.
Great Idea. Only they don't have a ZF2-Module. As the rest of the site is ZF2-based thats a bit of a pitty ;-)
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@heiglandreas I've used it in Symfony2 projects before and I didn't even bother using the accompanying Symfony bundle (until I realised it existed), the library is pretty easy to use standalone, and being framework agnostic is hardly a bad plan.
although you did write the other one... (I am quick) ;)
Am 26.01.14 16:40, schrieb Steve Lacey:
although you did write the other one... (I am quick) ;)
No pain in implementing stuff that's already there ;-)
The main stuff is implementing the API into a form-element so that a user can simply include the geolocation-element and everything else is handled.
But I'll resolve that. Sometime. Or someone else will. ;-)
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Implement the possibility to type in
Bristol
to get the LatLon-Values.This should be based on OpenStreetmaps Nominatim-API