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0 latitude and 0 longitude
This is a discussion on 0 latitude and 0 longitude within the MapPoint Web Service and Virtual Earth forums, part of the Map Forums category; Hi Guys, I was wondering how and if the MapPoint web Service can handle "0" values. I have an array ...
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 0 latitude and 0 longitude I was wondering how and if the MapPoint web Service can handle "0" values. I have an array of lat/longs which is filled from a database. some rows are empty (no lat/long) some are full. so far I dont get a map when I send the 0,0 to mappoint, is there a way to overcome this i.e. just ignore the 0,0 but still draw the ohters (lat/long) values ? thanks philip         |
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