Replace 'file_get_contents()' with cURL #66
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My hosting company, for security reasons, is forcing PHP setting
allow_url_fopen
toFALSE
, thereby disablingfile_get_contents()
in theget_lat_long_from_address()
function. This forces a total failure of the geocoding function, which then only returns0,0
for Lat/Lng, thereby setting all maps in the middle of the ocean off the western coast of Africa.The only solution, other than new hosting, was to replace the
file_get_contents()
line with cURL as per the following.Secondly, due to constant JavaScript warnings, I've removed all traces of the obsolete
sensor
parameter as per recommendation by Google:Google Documentation: Sensor Not Required
Finally, I've set the default value for the
$https
variable toTRUE
as per recommendation by Google:Google Documentation: HTTPS or HTTP