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  • Re: Language for result

    OK, I overwon my fear and changed your code myself. See result below. /// <summary>/// Performs a reverse geocoding using Google's reverse geocoding service./// </summary>/// <param name=''Position''>The position to reverse geocode as a <see cref=''GoogleLatLng''/>.</param>/// <returns>A <see ...
    Posted to .NET Control - FREE version (Forum) by Sjeff on december 6, 2008
  • Re: Language for result

    Jacob,  I have implemented the fix and it works like a charm. Could you please implement the same change for ReverseGeoCoding as well?I am affraid to change it myself. :( Thanks,Jeffrey
    Posted to .NET Control - FREE version (Forum) by Sjeff on december 4, 2008
  • Re: Language for result

    I have added a language parameter to new overloads of the Geocode method. Currently they are only committed to the SVN trunk, so you will have to get them from there if you don't want to wait for the next release version.
    Posted to .NET Control - FREE version (Forum) by jjrdk on december 4, 2008
  • Re: Language for result

    You are right, there is no actual language option for geocoding. I'll see how to get that in to the next version.
    Posted to .NET Control - FREE version (Forum) by jjrdk on december 4, 2008
  • Language for result

    When I use GeoCode to retrieve Locationinformation, the result always returns in English. I already set the language for the map to Dutch, but still this does not help.MyMap.MapLanguage = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo(1043);(FYI 1043 = ''NL-nl'') For instance, I would like the region for ''Den Haag'' to return ''Zuid-Holland'' instead of ...
    Posted to .NET Control - FREE version (Forum) by Sjeff on december 4, 2008