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This package provides probably the best Eloquent models, most complete SQL schemas and fastest Artisan commands to import/update a local copy of GeoNames databases.
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- Parse geaming text
- Query scope for admin_1 .
- Register the package .
- Run the migrations .
- Publish a directory .
- Handle the update command .
- Remove all the timezones .
- Determine if this node has a hierarchical hierarchy .
- Determine the continent .
- Define the geoname .
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QUESTION
Can someone shed a light on why I keep getting errors for some objects and not for the others? After making an API call, response comes back with an array of 100.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 07:10Unfortunately the conditional property operator ?.
will not be helpful here either. You will have to do something like this
QUESTION
I'm very new to PHP/AJAX and need some help... I have a leaflet map and am trying to chain two AJAX calls - the first AJAX uses data from a select value (a country ISO code).
I have then used the geonames API to find the most populated cities in that particular country. I would like to use the resulting latitude/longitude of each of these 10 cities (currently stored as pairs in $latLng) as parameters to call some other APIs (e.g. open weather) and dynamically add this information to a modal when a user clicks that particular leaflet marker. At the moment I have assigned the variable $latLng to data in the second AJAX call, but this is not working as I am unable to pass an array into the cURL routine.
Below is an example of what $latLng is currently showing in the console (for AU (Australia)) - each of the pairs are appearing on the leaflet map as a marker at the specified coordinates:
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Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 23:18Taking a simple example, based loosely on your code above:
QUESTION
I'm currently adding some popups to my leaflet map of tourist destinations within a country. The popups will have a title, image and wiki link. I want to check that the images are available and preload them. I've succeeded in all of this, but now I don't know how to insert the preloaded images into the popup.
Here is my code:
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Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 17:41Once you "preload" your image, it is stored in the browser cache, and you do not need to do anything special to benefit from that cache; the browser detects that you request the same path, and serves the file from its cache (provided that the file cache policy allows it).
So, ignoring for now possible unavailability of the file, you can just re-use the tourists[i].thumbnailImg
URL.
But if I understand correctly, you would like to use the unavailability detection to display another image?
The issue is that you push the result of this detection in a separate array images_urls
, and that these results will likely be unordered (failing URL will probably take more time).
A simple solution could be to extend your tourists
object/array instead:
QUESTION
I'm trying to access data on the internet via an AJAX and using PHP. I've managed to access to data, however, it is JSON encoded. I want to decode the results.
PHP File:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-15 at 18:09The Final Output should be
QUESTION
I need to get all city names from this site http://www.geonames.org/advanced-search.html?q=&country=BH&featureClass=P&continentCode=
So I have writing this python code
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Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 11:57The URLs for each page change in a very structured way so you can use this to iterate through them all. I've updated your code to go through the first 20 pages and grab the first 1000 cites. You can extend it further by changing the pages np.arange(0, 1001, 50)
QUESTION
So I have leaflet markers for 10 cities in a country created from a api ajax call. When a user clicks on one of the city markers a different ajax call is made that gets 20 nearby place Wikipedia articles and adds a marker for each place on the map. It all works fine however if the city marker is clicked again the ajax call is made again and a duplicate 20 markers are added each time the city marker is clicked. I want to prevent multiple ajax calls/duplicate markers.
I've tried
.one( "click", function() {//my code});
however the result is the following error
L.marker(...).bindPopup(...).one is not a function
I've also tried
$(this).off(event);
any help would be appreciated, thank you.
My js code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-01 at 04:21Looks like you confuse jQuery syntax with Leaflet syntax.
In Leaflet, attaching an event listener that should fire only once then be removed automatically is made using the once
method:
Behaves as
on(…)
, except the listener will only get fired once and then removed.
QUESTION
I am trying to get wikipedia api using curl PHP with geonames. But it seems to be something wrong in the connection between the php file and the script. I have tried the url with hard coded values in the PHP and it works however if I tried to concatenate using $_REQUEST the url doesnt work is like the parameter is missing. I hard coded the data in the ajax just to check if is working at the moment but once is working it should getting the information from the form. The code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-25 at 13:38Based upon your original code but modified to a single page with a simple Fetch
call and NO curl - it might be useful to help you diagnose your issue. This works "as-is"
QUESTION
I want to pass longitude and latitude to the geonames api. Currently I have two select fields where a user selects the city longitude and the corresponding city latitude:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 11:58You could use data-
attributes, eg:
QUESTION
files: index.html - simple 2 input #lat for &lng= and #lng for &lng= and the button is for ajax to run the post request to the findnearbyplacename.php.
script.js: ajax post call with 2 data fields.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-27 at 01:46Your problems stem from a missing =
in your lat
parameter sent to the GeoNames API.
QUESTION
I am trying to search or get the City name from Postal Code using the Geonames API.
However, I am getting a null value expectation.
Below is the code where I get the Postal Code and I have passed it to the AsyncTask to do in the Background
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-18 at 11:52I bet it is crashing because your lib (from Geonames.org) is trying to http vs https. To workaround (bad!) put this under your manifest tag: android:usesCleartextTraffic="true"
This is all wrong too. You should be executing (.execute()) your AsyncTask in the first place. But actually you better not be using AsyncTask at all and opt for rx or coroutines.
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