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I agree, this is very useful. Entering address information into separate fields is something we have, sadly, come to accept. From a user standpoint though, this
by andjones 16y ago
I agree, this is very useful. Entering address information into separate fields is something we have, sadly, come to accept. From a user standpoint though, this makes no sense. I write my address on an envelope, and the US post office delivers it just fine. Why would I need to separate my address?
One thing to keep inmind is the Geocoding limit. If this is used on a busy website, you'll need to build in checks:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/faq.html#geocoder_limit http://code.google.com/apis/maps/faq.html#geocoder_limit
- johnzabroski 16y agoI made some comments on the user's blog entry. For our company, we would have loved to use Google for all our web API needs for addresses, but we can't, due to corporate firewall restrictions and the map display restriction mentioned by a reader's comment on that blog entry. Also, don't mistake this for true address validation, which is expensive.