How to grab two locations and takes the user to the desired location using google maps driving api
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I'm currently working on this project where a user will select a couple of yes and no choices, after the result, the system will advise the user which of those inputs best fits the user's beach needs.
There are three things that I'm working on:
- Collect the information that the user chooses. It will dynamically provide the user which beach best suits them (provide the exact location)
- Get the user's exact location (this is the easy part--its already done, thanks to google maps tutorial)
- From the information collected in Number 1 and the user's exact location, the code supposedly collects all information in 1 and two then will take the user to the location using google maps driving api.
javascript json ajax maps
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
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I'm currently working on this project where a user will select a couple of yes and no choices, after the result, the system will advise the user which of those inputs best fits the user's beach needs.
There are three things that I'm working on:
- Collect the information that the user chooses. It will dynamically provide the user which beach best suits them (provide the exact location)
- Get the user's exact location (this is the easy part--its already done, thanks to google maps tutorial)
- From the information collected in Number 1 and the user's exact location, the code supposedly collects all information in 1 and two then will take the user to the location using google maps driving api.
javascript json ajax maps
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
Irene BoguesIrene Bogues
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I'm currently working on this project where a user will select a couple of yes and no choices, after the result, the system will advise the user which of those inputs best fits the user's beach needs.
There are three things that I'm working on:
- Collect the information that the user chooses. It will dynamically provide the user which beach best suits them (provide the exact location)
- Get the user's exact location (this is the easy part--its already done, thanks to google maps tutorial)
- From the information collected in Number 1 and the user's exact location, the code supposedly collects all information in 1 and two then will take the user to the location using google maps driving api.
javascript json ajax maps
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
Irene BoguesIrene Bogues
1616
I'm currently working on this project where a user will select a couple of yes and no choices, after the result, the system will advise the user which of those inputs best fits the user's beach needs.
There are three things that I'm working on:
- Collect the information that the user chooses. It will dynamically provide the user which beach best suits them (provide the exact location)
- Get the user's exact location (this is the easy part--its already done, thanks to google maps tutorial)
- From the information collected in Number 1 and the user's exact location, the code supposedly collects all information in 1 and two then will take the user to the location using google maps driving api.
javascript json ajax maps
javascript json ajax maps
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
Irene BoguesIrene Bogues
1616
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
Irene BoguesIrene Bogues
1616
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
Irene BoguesIrene Bogues
1616
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
Irene BoguesIrene Bogues
1616
asked Nov 25 '18 at 23:11
Irene BoguesIrene Bogues
1616
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