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@umefarooq Thank you. Yes. First I call the controller and POST a to, from and distance fields to the controller which passes them on as it calls a view. In the view the Google Maps JS App runs and uses the to, from and distance to call the routeBoxer, distance and directionService APIs. Once the APIs have run I capture the coordinates of the routeBoxer result and pass them back to the CI Controller: Code: $.ajax({ Code: coords ((34.210144882666555, -111.80111777590123), (34.67328658844438, -102.11798)),((34.67328658844438, -112.3707141156601), (35.136428294222185, -96.42201660241108)),((35.136428294222185, -112.3707141156601), (35.59957, -95.28282392289329)),((35.59957, -112.3707141156601), (36.06271170577782, -107.24434705783005)),((35.59957, -104.96596169879449), (36.06271170577782, -91.8652458843399)),((36.06271170577782, -98.70040196144664), (36.52585341155563, -91.8652458843399)),((36.52585341155563, -96.99161294216995), (36.98899511733345, -91.8652458843399)) Once the CI Controller/Function has parsed the Coordinates it is passing them back to the page (currently just for view, will be several other objects of data after I get past this hurdle): CI function: Code: $data['coords'] = (parseCoords($_POST['coords'])); capture Result from Firebug: Code: <table><tr><td></td></tr></table>uri is<br />/map/search<p>Array Am I not pointing JS to the proper div id? I have no idea as to what the problem is at this point... |
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