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For example, when a user types in "200 C Street" the site responds with "You live in ANC 6D, single member district SMD 6D02."
However, 200 C Street could refer to "200 C STREET SE" which is in 6B01, or "200 C STREET SW" which is indeed SMD 6D02.
Ideally, the ANCFinder would prompt the user with "Did you mean...? 200 C Street NW or 200 C Street SW". At minimum, it should fail if the address is ambiguous rather than making an assumption.
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@lemwerks do you know if there is a mapbox solution to this? @kelshew and I were talking about it today and thought mapbox may already have this functionality.
And I'd set the search to use only a bounding box (BBOX) parameter outlined here.
Additionally set autocomplete after four or five characters to display a few options of the address they could mean. Play around with both in the Geocoding Playground to get the right URL Request.
For example, when a user types in "200 C Street" the site responds with "You live in ANC 6D, single member district SMD 6D02."
However, 200 C Street could refer to "200 C STREET SE" which is in 6B01, or "200 C STREET SW" which is indeed SMD 6D02.
Ideally, the ANCFinder would prompt the user with "Did you mean...? 200 C Street NW or 200 C Street SW". At minimum, it should fail if the address is ambiguous rather than making an assumption.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: