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SyntaxError: missing : after property id with Google Maps Javascript API
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I'm using the Google Maps Javascript API and this line is giving me error "SyntaxError: missing : after property id":
var options =
zoom: 4.5,
center: lat: 59.65, lng: -130.00
and this also occurs when I call the AddMarker function:
addMarker(
coords: lat: 58,74168, lng: -123,24657
);
I can't wrap my head around why this syntax is incorrect.
EDIT:
I've set my regional settings to French so the dots in my lat and long have been replaced with commas. However, the API expects dots, so how would I get around this?
javascript google-maps google-maps-api-3 google-api
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
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I'm using the Google Maps Javascript API and this line is giving me error "SyntaxError: missing : after property id":
var options =
zoom: 4.5,
center: lat: 59.65, lng: -130.00
and this also occurs when I call the AddMarker function:
addMarker(
coords: lat: 58,74168, lng: -123,24657
);
I can't wrap my head around why this syntax is incorrect.
EDIT:
I've set my regional settings to French so the dots in my lat and long have been replaced with commas. However, the API expects dots, so how would I get around this?
javascript google-maps google-maps-api-3 google-api
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
32
1
^ second object uses commas where there should be periods.
– adeneo
Mar 21 at 22:52
You're probably passign this to a method that needs an id property. What happens if you include id as property with a generic value ?
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:52
You have the properties74168&24657without a colon. I know that's not what those values are supposed to be, but it won't allow commas or it separates them into new properties.
– ItsPete
Mar 21 at 22:53
In the second object that's probably a regional setting. comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:54
1
@NelsonTeixeira Thank you! That's exactly what's happening. I'm setting my language to French. How would I tell the API to accept commas or perhaps force dots instead?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 22:59
|
show 1 more comment
I'm using the Google Maps Javascript API and this line is giving me error "SyntaxError: missing : after property id":
var options =
zoom: 4.5,
center: lat: 59.65, lng: -130.00
and this also occurs when I call the AddMarker function:
addMarker(
coords: lat: 58,74168, lng: -123,24657
);
I can't wrap my head around why this syntax is incorrect.
EDIT:
I've set my regional settings to French so the dots in my lat and long have been replaced with commas. However, the API expects dots, so how would I get around this?
javascript google-maps google-maps-api-3 google-api
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
32
I'm using the Google Maps Javascript API and this line is giving me error "SyntaxError: missing : after property id":
var options =
zoom: 4.5,
center: lat: 59.65, lng: -130.00
and this also occurs when I call the AddMarker function:
addMarker(
coords: lat: 58,74168, lng: -123,24657
);
I can't wrap my head around why this syntax is incorrect.
EDIT:
I've set my regional settings to French so the dots in my lat and long have been replaced with commas. However, the API expects dots, so how would I get around this?
javascript google-maps google-maps-api-3 google-api
javascript google-maps google-maps-api-3 google-api
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
32
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
32
edited Mar 21 at 23:01
Donald Duy
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
32
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
32
asked Mar 21 at 22:47
Donald DuyDonald Duy
32
32
1
^ second object uses commas where there should be periods.
– adeneo
Mar 21 at 22:52
You're probably passign this to a method that needs an id property. What happens if you include id as property with a generic value ?
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:52
You have the properties74168&24657without a colon. I know that's not what those values are supposed to be, but it won't allow commas or it separates them into new properties.
– ItsPete
Mar 21 at 22:53
In the second object that's probably a regional setting. comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:54
1
@NelsonTeixeira Thank you! That's exactly what's happening. I'm setting my language to French. How would I tell the API to accept commas or perhaps force dots instead?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 22:59
|
show 1 more comment
1
^ second object uses commas where there should be periods.
– adeneo
Mar 21 at 22:52
You're probably passign this to a method that needs an id property. What happens if you include id as property with a generic value ?
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:52
You have the properties74168&24657without a colon. I know that's not what those values are supposed to be, but it won't allow commas or it separates them into new properties.
– ItsPete
Mar 21 at 22:53
In the second object that's probably a regional setting. comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:54
1
@NelsonTeixeira Thank you! That's exactly what's happening. I'm setting my language to French. How would I tell the API to accept commas or perhaps force dots instead?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 22:59
1
1
^ second object uses commas where there should be periods.
– adeneo
Mar 21 at 22:52
^ second object uses commas where there should be periods.
– adeneo
Mar 21 at 22:52
You're probably passign this to a method that needs an id property. What happens if you include id as property with a generic value ?
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:52
You're probably passign this to a method that needs an id property. What happens if you include id as property with a generic value ?
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:52
You have the properties
74168 & 24657 without a colon. I know that's not what those values are supposed to be, but it won't allow commas or it separates them into new properties.– ItsPete
Mar 21 at 22:53
You have the properties
74168 & 24657 without a colon. I know that's not what those values are supposed to be, but it won't allow commas or it separates them into new properties.– ItsPete
Mar 21 at 22:53
In the second object that's probably a regional setting. comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:54
In the second object that's probably a regional setting. comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:54
1
1
@NelsonTeixeira Thank you! That's exactly what's happening. I'm setting my language to French. How would I tell the API to accept commas or perhaps force dots instead?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 22:59
@NelsonTeixeira Thank you! That's exactly what's happening. I'm setting my language to French. How would I tell the API to accept commas or perhaps force dots instead?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 22:59
|
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In the second object that's probably a regional setting. Comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
answered Mar 21 at 23:01
Nelson TeixeiraNelson Teixeira
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I would like to keep my regional settings to be French. How would I get the Google Maps API to cooperate with commas?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 23:06
That part I don't know :)
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 23:10
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In the second object that's probably a regional setting. Comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
answered Mar 21 at 23:01
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I would like to keep my regional settings to be French. How would I get the Google Maps API to cooperate with commas?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 23:06
That part I don't know :)
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Mar 21 at 23:10
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In the second object that's probably a regional setting. Comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
answered Mar 21 at 23:01
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I would like to keep my regional settings to be French. How would I get the Google Maps API to cooperate with commas?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 23:06
That part I don't know :)
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 23:10
add a comment |
In the second object that's probably a regional setting. Comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
answered Mar 21 at 23:01
Nelson TeixeiraNelson Teixeira
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In the second object that's probably a regional setting. Comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
answered Mar 21 at 23:01
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I would like to keep my regional settings to be French. How would I get the Google Maps API to cooperate with commas?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 23:06
That part I don't know :)
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 23:10
add a comment |
I would like to keep my regional settings to be French. How would I get the Google Maps API to cooperate with commas?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 23:06
That part I don't know :)
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 23:10
I would like to keep my regional settings to be French. How would I get the Google Maps API to cooperate with commas?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 23:06
I would like to keep my regional settings to be French. How would I get the Google Maps API to cooperate with commas?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 23:06
That part I don't know :)
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 23:10
That part I don't know :)
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 23:10
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^ second object uses commas where there should be periods.
– adeneo
Mar 21 at 22:52
You're probably passign this to a method that needs an id property. What happens if you include id as property with a generic value ?
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:52
You have the properties
74168&24657without a colon. I know that's not what those values are supposed to be, but it won't allow commas or it separates them into new properties.– ItsPete
Mar 21 at 22:53
In the second object that's probably a regional setting. comma is used as a decimal separator in many countries. But it probably expects the dot to be used as a separator.
– Nelson Teixeira
Mar 21 at 22:54
1
@NelsonTeixeira Thank you! That's exactly what's happening. I'm setting my language to French. How would I tell the API to accept commas or perhaps force dots instead?
– Donald Duy
Mar 21 at 22:59