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Display error message if user types in invalid city name #251
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^^ that did say "Old Bridge, NJ" (which is an actual place) in the choose a city field |
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Styling related to #243 |
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Blocked by #266. |
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Rather than using the city endpoint for the autocomplete in the new project form and the lab header, we now use a Google geocoder, and make a separate AJAX call to the API to determine if that lat/lon has data. This will allow us to support a broader number of locations than we do currently. Closes #333 Closes #266 Closes #251
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Rather than using the city endpoint for the autocomplete in the new project form and the lab header, we now use a Google geocoder, and make a separate AJAX call to the API to determine if that lat/lon has data. This will allow us to support a broader number of locations than we do currently. Closes #333 Closes #266 Closes #251
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Rather than using the city endpoint for the autocomplete in the new project form and the lab header, we now use a Google geocoder, and make a separate AJAX call to the API to determine if that lat/lon has data. This will allow us to support a broader number of locations than we do currently. Closes #333 Closes #266 Closes #251
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Right now the only indication that a user will get that we don't have data loaded for a particular city is that the "Create Project" button remains grayed out:
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