So I noticed that google.com/maps provides a different StreetView than my Streetview API with the combination of geolocator.
To show you an example, we will use the following address:
- 2510 Cherry Valley Blvd Dallas, TX 75241
When getting coordinates of this address, I use the following geocode api:
- http://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/json?address=2510+Cherry+Valley+Blvd+Dallas,+TX+75241
- It returns the following location:
- { lat: 32.6432887, lng: -96.7823027 }
I then use these coordinates in my Google Streetview API.
However, when I go on google.com/maps, enter the same address and go to streetview, it ends up with slightly different coordinates that better represent the front face of the business address. In this case, the coordinates that it uses are the following:
- {lat: 32.6439611, lng: -96.7825014}
- https://www.google.com/maps
Below are two images (first the result with Google Maps API, and the second result is with google.com/maps.
How do I make sure that the view returned on my page with Google Maps API is exactly the same as that on google.com/maps?
My client needs this. Any ideas on how to adjust geolocator API or Google Maps API would be greatly appreciated.
My Google Maps API returns the following image (for some reason the view is on the adjecent street, and as a result is slightly incorrect):

Google.com/maps returns the following image (address says 2519 Cherry Valley even though I searched for 2510 Cherry Valley). Google api seems to adjust geolocation for more accurate view.
