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The javascript function reverseGeocode() still uses the google maps API for reverse geo locating. I fixed related js errors by checking if the required objects exists. What we really need though is a OSM euivalent for this. Maybe we can use http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nominatim.
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Thanks for discovering this, I guess this is a problem with inheriting a code base, you never know where the hacks and 'wrong' code is buried. I would like to work on this with you, maybe we could plan a joint hacking session over a few hours one evening soon?
The javascript function reverseGeocode() still uses the google maps API for reverse geo locating. I fixed related js errors by checking if the required objects exists. What we really need though is a OSM euivalent for this. Maybe we can use http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Nominatim.
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