While it does not seem to be documented officially, it looks like you can traverse the response from the DirectionsService.route() method: response. Trips0. Routes0.distance.
Value as in the following example.
While it does not seem to be documented officially, it looks like you can traverse the response from the DirectionsService.route() method: response. Trips0. Routes0.distance.
Value, as in the following example: Google Maps JavaScript API v3 Example: Directions Complex Duration: Distance: Screenshot showing distance and duration.
It is not working for me. I got an error "response. Trips not defined".Upd.
The answer - response.tripsi. Routes0.duration. Value should be response.routesi.
Legs0.duration.value. – Malx Jun 24 '10 at 16:03 @Malx: Thanks for the correction. I updated the answer.
This is strange, because I'm sure I tested that example when I posted it. In fact, that's how I got the screenshot :) – Daniel Vassallo Jun 24 '10 at 16:59 It is not strange - the API was changed. I found the answer on google groups.
– Malx Aug 14 '10 at 10:13 @Malx: Yep, I happened to notice it in the docs a few days a few days later. It is mentioned here: code.google. Com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/… :) – Daniel Vassallo Aug 14 '10 at 10:40.
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