Bobby, in your data service to get the data .. Just click the Dropdown for 'success' and then click 'run JavaScript ... There you can write custom code to store local cats, etc and change controls on your UI ... You do the change control values with the Appery() function ...and yes your results come...

Bobby, if your writing code in JavaScript inisde of a data service event ... Success ... The "results" are available in a parameter to the success function called 'data'. You can access the columns of the results by treating the resits as an array ... So data[0] is the first element and if...

Mongodb supports out of the box querying a database with a geopoint field and related index on that field to get documents in the db that are within a specified radius. This approach is attractive as it is low overhead and high performance query that can be used with us or worldwide apps that requir...

Posted this question earlier and no one Took the bait so I'm trying again. in a previous thread Evegene from Appery told me how to include the Google geometry api in my project so that I could use the computDistancebetween function. Loaded the link supplied into my project .... Settings,external res...

Also of note - which may be the issue lol - I now have a new error in my console log ( You have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors. ) .... So - I've seen in the google documentation that there are ways to load the libraries you want all in one ...

Evgene & Appery, Loaded the library as Evgene describes above using app-settings, external resources , user defined - and then app the geometry library link that Evgene sent above - however, when I attempt to use the library - I'm still getting this error (i've closed and re-opened my appery app...

I'm creating a golf app that requires the ability to find courses within a geometry and then once in that course (geometry) - be able to use that geometry to find geo-points that app has in the DB within again -a radius. I've looked through the Mongo db documentation and it supports 2d indexes on a ...

I'm developing an app for the golf industry that has at it's core video and mapping capabilities. I've found (or so I believe) that some advanced mapping functions are not available out of the box --- (Example: computeDistanceBetween(from:LatLng, to:LatLng, radius?:number) from the geometry library ...