Get current position for start waypoint

[ondrakub]

just call addMarker with array position ['auto']

$start = $markers->addMarker(['auto'], Markers::BOUNCE, 'Start');

I dont know why IDE changed some empty line for another, sorry

[Olicek]

Thanks, but it not works. I try it on linux, Google chrome and Firefox. Everytime i get type error request is not a function on line 142. Could you look at that, or does it works for you?

btw. empty lines are because PHPStorm. I wrote it in Netbeans and it lets white spaces in empty lines. Now it's better 👍

[ondrakub]

I dont know if it's because of linux, but on windows 10 (chrome, firefox, edge) it works.
Request is a function defined a few lines below. I don't have option how to test it on linux right now.

[Olicek]

I know, it's defined. Probably some issue with scope. I will try debug it today and we will see :)

[Olicek]

Finally i had time to investigate thsi problem. Sorry for that long time waiting. And I found it. Unfortunately i have absolutly no idea how it repair. I spend 3 hours with it without any solution.

Problem is in markers. Markers are delivered at the end by ajax. And this markers contein original data from Markers.php. It means it contains position['auto'].

I tried:

base.markers = data;

base.markers.forEach(function(item, i, thisArray){
    if(navigator.geolocation && item.position[0]) {
        navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(function(position) {
            initialLocation = new google.maps.LatLng(position.coords.latitude,position.coords.longitude);
            thisArray[i]['position'][0] = position.coords.latitude;
            thisArray[i]['position'][1] = position.coords.longitude;
        }, function() {
            handleNoGeolocation(browserSupportFlag);
        });
    }
});

What i don't understand, why console.log(markers[i]); returns right value but console.log(markers[i].position); wrong value (auto).

It can be seen even at this picture (position has 1 item in array, but when i expand this object i can see 2 items in position array):

Any suggestions?