google-places-api

When you google a country's name , the results page displays a section called "travel guide", which includes travel info about that country and a little list of destinations as shown in the image below. Is there a way to fetch this kind of data (eg, country name, description, things to do (as an array with title, description, image), popular trips, when to visit, etc...) via the Google Places API ? I've been researching it for a while now and haven't been able to get anywhere near. If it isn't possible, is there another api that could get me somewhere near to this data? There are multiple

I want to only show the cities name using Geocomplete.js. I have restrict the search to only show the cities. But it is still showing the Country name "United State" at the end, i want to get rid from it. Any Suggestions please Thanks PC. Glad that I finally found solution for geocomplete.js! Hope it will be useful to someone. Solution: Send options with restrictions required to geocomplete function: var options = { types: ['(cities)'], componentRestrictions: {} }; $("#source").geocomplete(options); You can also send country-based restrictions. with Options like var options = { types: ['

Below is the getQueryPredictions example given by google service.getQueryPredictions({input: 'pizza near'}, callback); Is there a way to restrict results for a specific country/city/state? The other function/component has ability to do this var input = document.getElementById('searchTextField'); var options = { types: ['(cities)'], componentRestrictions: {country: 'fr'}}; autocomplete = new google.maps.places.Autocomplete(input, options); This is currently not supported, for supported request parameters please see the reference documentation . If you think this would be a useful feature please

I have strange problem with one specific place. Any idea ? This code is working fine, but for one place (accidentally choosen because of starts with aaa - just for test) it fails to obtain Place object from buffer. Even a query was successfull (log: PlaceAutocompleteAdapt﹕ Query completed. Received 5 predictions.) Unfortunatelly, it crash application. It make this API very dangerous, what else should be handled in try catch block for sure? addressAutocompleteText.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() { @Override public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> parent, View view,

Either I am an idiot or this was an egregious oversight on the part of the Google Maps team. I am attempting to trigger a places search request on a button click event in conjunction with the standard enter keypress event (which is currently working fine). I have combed through the documentation related to the Google Places search box and have found no sutiable solution. Because of confidentiality reasons I am using the example from the demo. function initialize() { var map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById('map-canvas'), { mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP }); var

I've used Google Place API and integrated Place Autocomplete Fragment . Can i change its Foreground or background color. It seems bit dull in my device. And I also want to know that can I set " powered by Google " sentence to at the bottom part of the screen. I have seen some application which have it on bottom. If you place that fragment in another layout you are able to modify as you want. Make nested such: <...CardView...> <..Your Fragment...> The logo issue, since you decided to use all autonomous API instead of creating your own layout and integrating, it comes up by default which will

Here is my issue: I am using Google Places Autocomplete to gather information about places from the user. On the event "place_changed", I save this information. However I want to give the user the possibility to add multiple places. So after this place has been save I want to clear the input. However Google Autocomplete automatically replace the last entry in the input field. Anyway to get rid of that? The details : var inputDiv = $('#myinput'); var options = { types: ['(cities)'] }; var autocomplete = new google.maps.places.Autocomplete(inputDiv[0], options); google.maps.event.addListener