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Reporter: heb [Submitted to the original trac issue database at 7.52am, Monday, 31st May 2010]
I'm using MooTools More's 1.2 Request.JSONP class for retrieving reverse geocoded location data. For assiging JSON-P requests to actual mootools request callbacks (e.g. onSuccess) the mootools class uses a mapper function (Request.JSONP.request_map.request_0). The problem is that nominatim ignores the value of the json_callback GET-parameter if this value contains one or more periods. In effect the nominatim json search doesn't work the MooTools' build-in way - as a workaround I had to define my own function (without periods), which breaks the elegant classes concept of MooTools.
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Reporter: heb
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 7.52am, Monday, 31st May 2010]
I'm using MooTools More's 1.2 Request.JSONP class for retrieving reverse geocoded location data. For assiging JSON-P requests to actual mootools request callbacks (e.g. onSuccess) the mootools class uses a mapper function (Request.JSONP.request_map.request_0). The problem is that nominatim ignores the value of the json_callback GET-parameter if this value contains one or more periods. In effect the nominatim json search doesn't work the MooTools' build-in way - as a workaround I had to define my own function (without periods), which breaks the elegant classes concept of MooTools.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: