No "street_address" in result

[DreifGenov]

    fillDetails: function(result){

"result" object doesn't have "street_address" in "address_components", it is set as a separate property of result - "name".
If you just typed in search term and submitted, "name" is being returned. If you click "find" again, "name" is not being returned.

I made a quick "fix" to replace "street_address", on line 338 I added following:

        street_addr: result.formatted_address.split(',')[0],

So lines 335-339 look like this:

      // Add infos about the address and geometry.
      $.extend(data, {
        formatted_address: result.formatted_address,
        street_addr: result.formatted_address.split(',')[0],
        location_type: geometry.location_type || "PLACES",

And added "street_addr" on line 65:

    "formatted_address street_addr location_type bounds").split(" ");

[ggeiger]

I am experiencing the same issue using

$("#geocomplete").geocomplete({
  details: "form",
  types: ["geocode", "establishment"]
});

and

input name="street_address" type="text"

The street_address input field does not autocomplete.

[ggeiger]

Slightly updated the code from DreifGenov: each time he uses 'street_addr', I changed to 'street_address'.
This is working for me now, when using details: "form"

[JKoelman]

Just want to confirm that this solution works.

Did implement the script in a Joomla component and ran into the problem of not returning results. Luckily this issue was mentioned over here so now it works.

[mike-roberts]

So depending on the address, [0] can be the name of a business/building or an actual street address. I'm pretty sure an easier solution for this would be changing

      // Add infos about the address and geometry.
      $.extend(data, {
        formatted_address: result.formatted_address,
        street_addr: result.formatted_address.split(',')[0],
        location_type: geometry.location_type || "PLACES",

to

      // Add infos about the address and geometry.
      $.extend(data, {
        formatted_address: result.formatted_address,
        street_addr: data.street_number + ' ' + data.route,
        location_type: geometry.location_type || "PLACES",

[nlsrchtr]

Why is this issue closed, if the solution is not present? Even in the documentation it says, that there should be a "street_address" attribute. But I'm still missing this in the latest version.

Would be great to see a fix like the above included.

[morgler]

I might be mistaken, but you should be able to find the street_address in the address_components array (as documented in the Google Places API).

address_components = {}
for c in place.address_components
  address_components[c.types[0]] = c.long_name
address_components.street_address

[EFXPROMedia]

Tread posted on Stackoverflow keep an eye for updates maybe a fix will come.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28458933/jquery-geocomplete-street-address-not-working

[EFXPROMedia]

DreifGenov answered correctly after some lessons of JS I could fix this easily hurray!

[archonic]

This is still an issue. Says right in the readme that street_address is returned.

Looks like this pull request fixes it:
#69

Also looks like that's 2 years old, quite behind and has conflicts. Still it's a decent approach to the lack of street_address. I was going to fork 2 repos (this and a rails gem wrapper) and get it all working but I found it a lot easier to just bind to the result and concat.

$('#geocomplete').geocomplete
    details: '#geo_details'
    detailsAttribute: 'data-geo'
    types: [
      'geocode'
      'establishment'
    ]
  .bind "geocode:result", (e, r) ->
    $('[data-geo=street_address]').val r['address_components'][0]['short_name'] + ' ' + r['address_components'][1]['short_name']

[kenjione]

I think this solution would be a little better because here I consider the case when street address could be blank.

#...
.bind("geocode:result", (event, result) ->
    street = try result.adr_address.match(/<span class="street-address">([^<]+)<\/span>/)[1] catch e then ''
    $("[data-geo=street_address]").val(street)
  )

Or improvement of @archonic's solution

.on("geocode:result", (event, result) ->
    route = ''
    street_number = ''

    result.address_components.map (e, index) ->
      route = e.long_name if e.types[0] == 'route'
      street_number = e.long_name if e.types[0] == 'street_number'

    $("#{details_selector} [data-geo=street_address]").val("#{route} #{street_number}")
  )