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QUESTION
I've been working on a website and one of its functionalities is a budget maker, that is, a place where the user can somewhat find out what they'd be spending for their service of choice, however, googles API is paid and at the moment, for this project, it isn't viable for me to do it that way, I've been trying to use Microsoft's Bing maps API, but its all with "URLs" and JSON's and I'm kind of out of my depth, can anyone explain to me maybe what I need to do to "decode" the JSON file and get the distance parameters?
Documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/bingmaps/rest-services/routes/calculate-a-route
My URL code: "http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Routes?wayPoint.1=$startAdress&viaWaypoint.2=$UserInputedAdress&travelMode=Driving&optimize=distance&distanceUnit=km&key=BingMapsKey";
My code for the decoding json - print_r(json_decode($distanciaBing)); (always returns '1', nothing else no matter the inputs.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 22:34It really depends on what $distanciaBing is from your question. I will infer that that is a string that contains the query data you need to parse.
From there it will just be a matter of locating the beginning and end of the JSON data that you actually need.
You will have to do this manually (at first) before hard coding it. It will simply be a matter of locating in that return result, manually, something unique that begins that JSON string. Again, and manually locate something unique that ends that JSON string. Then you will be able to extract it from $distanciaBing.
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QUESTION
i'm trying to retrieve travel distance and travel time from this XML URL :https://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Routes/DistanceMatrix?origins=30.90232,30.17693&destinations=31.10171,30.3131&travelMode=driving&o=xml&key=AngGTts45jKAUVLSgsymA4Vho1GJfd2PN5V11RenWFRjhfa5gRwexx5HSbNQYz-2
i tried to TEXTJOIN(",",FALSE,IMPORTXML(E9,"//*"))
but hard to extract , so any help with this to allocate and extract Travel distance and time
in excel using webservice and filterxml works fine but in google sheets i couldn't find solution
and this result for XML
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-20 at 04:52I believe your goal is as follows.
- From
i'm trying to retrieve travel distance and travel time from this XML URL, you want to retrieve the values ofTravelDistanceandTravelDurationfrom the XML data usingIMPORTXML.
In this case, how about the following sample formula?
Sample formula:QUESTION
I am working on a JavaScript project using Bing-Maps API. The goal of the project is to search for businesses in user's area, and then print their names and phone numbers on the screen. Bing has a limitation of 25 searches per specific area, so I have to constantly move target square so it will get new results. Problem is, very often target squares overlap, and website adds same businesses that it already added before into array. I tried to use almost every javascript function to check for duplicate in array, but no matter what, it keeps adding duplicates into array and there is nothing to stop it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-29 at 18:13The array used to track the duplicates is being initialized repeatedly for every separate execution of your requests.
QUESTION
I am using okhttp client (version 3.10.0) to call Bing service. The Address used in the test has # sign.
1177 PARK AVE STE 5 #190 ORANGE PARK FL 320734150 US
http client truncates the address component at # sign. URL constructed through the code is
Code fragment is shown below
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 18:45Some symbols (including '#') are not valid URL symbols. If your URL needs to include them they need to be encoded. So take your original URL string and encode it with method URLEncoder.encode(...) Here is Javadoc for URLEncoder
QUESTION
I am using a Python POST request to geocode the addresses of my company's branches, but I'm getting wildly inaccurate results.
I looked at this answer, but the problem is that some results aren't being processed. My problem is different in that all of my results are inaccurate, even ones with Confidence="High". And I do have an enterprise account.
Here's the documentation that shows how to create a geocode Job and upload data:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/bingmaps/spatial-data-services/geocode-dataflow-api/create-a-geocode-job-and-upload-data
here's a basic version of my code to upload:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 15:28I see several issues in your request data:
- The "query" value you are passing in is a combination of a point of interest name and a location. Geocoders only work with addresses. So in this case the point of interest name is being dropped and only "Los Angeles" is being used by the geocoder, thus the result.
- You are mixing two different geocode query types into a single query. Either use just "query" or just the individual address parts (AddressLine, Locality, AdminDistrict, CountryRegion, PostalCode). In this case, the "query" value is being used an everything else in being ignored, using the individual address parts will be much more accurate than your query.
- You are passing in the full address into the AddressLine field. That should only be the street address (i.e. "8830 Slauson Ave").
Here is a modified version of the request that will likely return the information you are expecting:
QUESTION
I try to use the Time Zone REST API, and no matter what arguments I use and what coordinate I check, it does not return the expected data, and in all cases I get the result below:
Response:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-24 at 15:30It looks like your requesting url is wrong, just remove "point=" from your query would work. https://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/TimeZone/40.7844503,-73.528732?datetime=2021-04-23T00:00:00Z&includeDstRules=true&key=API_KEY
QUESTION
When I am searching '藕舫路276号' in BING MAP, it is locating proper place. But when I am trying to invoke BING MAP REST API using the below request, I am not getting proper lat-long values.
http://dev.virtualearth.net/REST/v1/Locations?countryRegion=CN&addressLine=藕舫路276号&key={my-bing-key}
I have also tried below query, but its returning wrong location data.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-12 at 17:40You are mixing two different geocoding requests in one. structured and unstructured. query should only be used on it's own, when you add CountryRegion to the request, it might be interpreted as a structured request and the query parameter ignored.
Also try setting the culture parameter of the URL to zh-Hans or zh-Hant so that the geocoder knows your request is in Chinese and to call into the Chinese data provider for detailed Chinese map data.
Also, be sure to encode your query so that special characters don't cause issues in the request. This is a best practice.
Here is a modified version of your request.
QUESTION
I want to populate the latitude, longitude, and the web site address of a list of stores (hundreds of stores), based on the street address.
I was able to retrieve latitude and longitude from a street address easily using Bing Map service with the url
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 00:52Going through the Bing Maps developer documentation I don't see any mention of website or URL in the response from the location services.
I also took a look at Azure Maps (a newer Microsoft mapping platform). If you first geocode the address to get its position, then pass that into the fuzzy or nearby search API, there is a good chance a POI result will be returned if there is one close to the address. These often include website URL's if available. Here are some documentation:
https://azure.com/maps https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/maps/search/getsearchaddress https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/maps/search/getsearchfuzzy https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/maps/search/getsearchnearby https://azuremapscodesamples.azurewebsites.net/
In Google Maps I believe the Find Place API does this as well, however note that it is significantly more expensive than using Azure Maps (13 to 17 times more based on public listed pricing) https://developers.google.com/maps/billing/gmp-billing#find-place
QUESTION
I would like to integrate the Facebook customer chat plugin in a React web application.
App runs in development mode on the URL: http://localhost:3000/
Used npm package: react-messenger-customer-chat
Created a new Facebook App and Facebook Site with the same name, and connected them in Facebook for Developers.
Stored the App ID and the Page ID on the React side.
Added in Settings -> Basic -> App Domains: localhost (typed in "http://localhost:3000/ but was saved as "localhost"
Added a new platform -> Website: http://localhost:3000/
Whitelisted on the Messenger Platform -> Advanced Settings -> Whitelisted Domains: http://127.0.0.1:3000/, https://127.0.0.1:3000/, https://127.0.0.1:3000/, https://127.0.0.1/
Set up the React code, passed in the arguments to the new component. After reloading, I get a 200 response from Facebook but an empty div is shown in the site, and I could not manage to make it work (even tried with pure Javascript scripts or created a Test App).
Used in App.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 19:01Domain name as "localhost" is not an option when developing and testing a React application with the Facebook Chat Plugin.
- In the operation system hosts file have to add a new entry, for example: 127.0.0.1 react-with-chat-app.com
- On Windows run command prompt as administrator with ipconfig /flushdns command.
- Add .env file in the root of the React project, and add your new hostname: HOST=react-with-chat-app.com
- Add http://react-with-chat.com/ to the Facebook Site whitelist domains array, and change the Facebook App's website also to http://react-with-chat.com/.
- Restart React application, and access using: http://react-with-chat-app.com:3000, and test the chat functionality.
QUESTION
I need to use Bing maps API to get co-ordinate data for a list of pincodes (India). I can do this for small datasets with the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 10:23There are various ways you can split the data for every 2500 values.
One way with ceiling would be :
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