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How do I find my full zip code?
Easy, just visit USPS.com, hover over the Mail & Ship top menu tab, and select Look Up a ZIP Code. Enter your address (with apartment number, if any), hit Find, and your full address with ZIP+4 will display. -
Is a zip code required?
The Zip Code System is No Longer Strictly Necessary. The ZIP code system was first introduced because the Postal Service was beginning to be overwhelmed with the volume of mail they needed to process in a timely manner, most of which originally were processed by hand. -
What do the extra numbers on a ZIP code mean?
Each number of a zip code corresponds to a specific piece of information about the destination. The first number, between 0-9, denotes a geographic area of the U.S. The second two numbers of a zip code specify a specific region within that geographic area and the last two are meant to indicate a specific Post Office. -
How is a ZIP code determined?
As of 1963, zip codes' numbers are determined by a few factors: the area, the regional postal facility and the local zone. The first number of the five-digit code signifies the region which the address is located in, a number that grows from the east coast to the west. -
Is 00000 a valid ZIP code?
If you run into a validation error for a country that does not use zip codes, you can try to force the address through by entering "00000" as a replacement postal code. Using this false postal code should not cause issues, as it does not exist. -
Does every address have a zip 4?
For Post Office Boxes, the general (but not invariable) rule is that each box has its own ZIP+4 code. -
How many new ZIP codes are there per year?
New nine digit zip codes are created every day, anytime a new delivery address appears from new construction. If all US Zip Codes are unique, why do we still put the city and state on mail? -
Why do websites ask for zip code?
A postal code can be used to verify a user has correctly entered their city and province and/or municipal address. The "forward sorting area" portion of the postal code (first 3 characters) is used in a TON of statistical data and research in Canada. You can get household income, population data, etc. -
What is the zip code for Paramaribo Suriname?
Postal Code: 8. 75. -
Why do shops ask for your address?
Why shops really keep begging for your email address: They claim it's to send you a receipt. But they actually just want to sell you more. Shoppers are being preyed on by stores that persuade customers to hand over their email addresses at the till. -
How do you get a postal code?
USPS.com. To find a zip code with USPS.com, you need to fill in the fields with your USA street address, city, and state. Then click Find and you'll get your postal code. There is also a tab to get zip code for a company. -
Are ZIP codes necessary?
The Zip Code System is No Longer Strictly Necessary. The ZIP code system was first introduced because the Postal Service was beginning to be overwhelmed with the volume of mail they needed to process in a timely manner, most of which originally were processed by hand.
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would you like to get your mini chat subscribers location but Facebook's taking away the location button well I'm going to show you how you can do that and I'm going to show you that all right so let's get rocking and rolling here we are going to talk about a couple api's that we can call directly from mini jack to get a mini chat subscribers location now you may know that come I think August 15 2019 the location button is going away now I have heard that messenger Facebook message or they're going to maybe do some other things that you can get a location right now you can just ask them for their zip code it's not as accurate because one they're gonna have to know what zip code they're in to is it's not going to pinpoint the exact location where they're and they're going to be in the city somewhere and what you're going to get is you're getting if the longitude latitude of the middle of the city no the middle of the zip code probably so we're going to look at a couple ways though you can get that in lieu of the location button that's going away first API we're going to look at only does US zip codes the other one is an international I don't know many international zip codes I was testing to now it seems to be working you're gonna have to play around with it and see but both of them have free versions or you know limited it's pretty cheap if you upgrade so let's take a look at the first one it's called zip code API comm all right so what you do is you go there and you could test it out do those things they have many different things you got to do you're gonna want to do zip codes to location that's the one we're going to do what you're going to do is you're going to do is go here to start using API and actually if we go there you can kind of see the the end point here's a here's an API key that you can use just to test it and we can make this request to fill in a zip code five three zero two two as this distance on our getting distance sorry location information here you go so five three zero two two let's make the request and here's the results that you get back and you're going to get a zip code the lawn the latitude the longitude the city state it's in and then some alternative names that the city could be called I'm not going to address those I'm just gonna address this right here so that's what we're gonna go get alright so the first thing you have to do with this API but here let me just go over this so the API endpoint is going to look like this right here so you want units you want to tell it what formats you want so let's JSON right there your API keys gonna go in here and your zip code is gonna go in here and then the units would be degrees just do degrees because that's what the lunch to latitude I think you could do something else radiance but just do degrees and so again this is only for us zip codes you can for you know later in the video here I'm gonna do in an international one so you could go up to that one very similar process so you could set this up and test it on a US and then you could just substitute the other one so anyway let's get back here so what you're going to do is first so you're looking at that and so let's get a freaky so what you're going to do is you need to register your application now you can name it anything you want and if you look in here you're gonna do your free account allows up to ten API requests per hour we also give you a free trial period of 50 API requests per hour for two weeks complete this form to get an API key to start things so you know I call mine chat bot and so you can call it BOTS Jen yeah whatever I'm just putting another one in and then I'm gonna put my name in and my email and then I'm gonna say yep that's what I want to do and then so then what you're gonna do is you're gonna click on that and then you're gonna register your account your application and once you do that I got an email now now you have to go and verify your email because you can't use the can't music the API key until you go to your email and verify your email alright so I'm gonna go verify my email here it is and once you activate that now your key is good now you can use your key and I'm just going to close the salon and move this one over here so now you can use this API key don't use mine we're going to use this one and I'm just going to delete this application I have two applications now if you go to here application management you got to put your API key in and your email and now I'm gonna go back hopefully I can get this one okay there you go I'm gonna take this and I'm gonna put it in a comment comment in there so I have it there alright so you have it all set up you basically you gotta activate your application and then you get this key and then obviously go into email to activate it so now you have it so now we need to go and look at the api's again and we're not going to do this one we're going to do information all right so this is the one we're going to use so we have to mimic what we have here so what you're going to do is we're gonna go into the flow and let me see which one I have here we're gonna go it's the bottom one here so what I would do is first thing is we're gonna create some custom fields that you're going to need to use so I'm going to go over here so what you're going to do is you're going to go in to mini chat and you're going to go to settings you're going to go to custom fields and we're gonna create let me see I think for for custom fields and you can just hear their zip code so what you're going to do is you're going to create one called Z underscore zip code and it's going to be text field alright then you're going to create a Z underscore long that's for longitude and it's going to be text field and then you're going to create a Z underscore lat for latitude and it's a text field and then you're going to make one last one Z underscore location it's a text field or no there's one more to a text field and then you're gonna make Z City Z underscore city so you're gonna have five five custom fields that you need to create for this alright one is a zip code which we're going to capture the zip code from these mini chats subscriber two is we're going to call the API we're gonna get the longitude and latitude in the city and then we're going to concatenate the longitude latitude into one field called Z location just like you had from mini chat so if we go out to my audience and look at me and if we go down to the bottom and we look at Z location I'm just gonna blink that out I'm a cleared all right so we got that's gone and I'm just gonna show you that if we go back out and we're gonna run the mini chat version of location and so how you had done that is you're gonna to reply type location you're in stored in Z location and so that's probably the way you've been doing it and I'm gonna show you that we're gonna go out it says get location so that I'm gonna say send location and little Maps gonna come up I'm gonna say Sun location and boom it sent it and if we go back out here and look again Z location it gave me the location where I'm at now as I was mentioning earlier that what I did is that you know obviously that gave the exact location where I'm at using a zip code to get your location it's gonna be you know it's not going to be exact point but you're gonna get the gist of where they're at and then you can tell them however you're using the location I'll farther away from wherever you're trying to get them to or whatever you're trying to do with the location so we're gonna go change this to run I believe this one right here alright move this over here publish that and once we have all these fields set up and so again I'm going to go over these you're going to create I feel to ones called dizzy zip so what you're gonna do is just add the button down below to it's gonna say crate filled you're gonna go Z underscore or location you know RZ underscore zip code you know whatever you whatever way you want to do that but these are the five fields you need get down here it's my test spot so I got a lot of stuff Z underscore zip code is the underscore long Z underscore location Z underscore latitude and Z underscore city if you want the city I mean I'm going to show you how to get it that's it you have those five fields set up now we can go look at the flow so what you're gonna do in the fall and this you could create if you go back and I'm gonna have a link up here to one of my other videos it's called run any flow you know we're on any mini chat flows anywhere you know anywhere you want so basically you could do is you could create this as a module it's the little object that is gonna go get the location and then you can plug it in so take a look at the video that I have linked above with the little eye you can check out and see how we are doing the email and now you could do the same thing with this you can just stick a routine that you can run wherever you want and wherever you need it but first thing you're going to do is you're going to create a action block so you're just gonna double-click create action and then you're gonna start listing them out like I did here so all I'm doing is I'm clearing out the five fields that we just created so you could I guess versus the step I just did you could create them here as you're going and create the clears you know but now you have them set up so once you clear all all those fields and there's a reason why we're doing this and I could show you sometimes the error checking on the API or the air chase it looks way different the layouts way different than the successful JSON and sometimes they don't have the same fields and so we're gonna have to check to see that really worked or not after the fact because sometimes there's the status codes don't they don't have all the fields so it what we're gonna do is like I said we're gonna clear those fields next you should have a message Block in there and just connect the action to the message because the first thing you're gonna do is you're gonna get this starting step it probably on the message when you you know create a new flow so what you want to do is obviously create a new flow for this and you have a message block you're gonna move this over to the action get it to turn green it does that in the message you're gonna delete the text block that was there and you're gonna add a user input block all right and in that user input block we're going to say please enter your zip code Jeff that you are located at right now so we're trying to get as close as possible where they're standing right now you're going to take a text reply and you're gonna put it in Z underscore zip code and we're gonna pass that to the API all right in the bottom of this block you're gonna click continue so that we get two little automated continue and we're going to double click any open area and pick a perform an action and in this action you're going to click that and you're going to scroll down to external requests now granted you do need if you haven't realized most of my videos you need the pro version to do you need the pro version to do this as well you're gonna click on that and I'm gonna say add request so now we have to pick poster gut and we're gonna go over here and we're on the API website page talking about the api's so for reading here it's gonna say sunday get request i so now we know we need to set that as a gap sorry I set that as a gap and then we're going to copy and paste this URL and we're gonna replace those with that what we need but this is what we're gonna call put that in there and first thing we need is an API key so the difference between and I've spoke about this before the difference between a get and a post is really the biggest thing is is the way you get data to the API when you do a get it's gonna be in line in the URL they're called query parameters if you do a post chances are you could still do that you could still put them in the URL and use them as query parameters but chances are you're gonna do a request body and you're gonna put the data in the body of the request so really that's the big difference between the two we're gonna go back we're gonna go do the get we need to get our API key all right we're gonna go back to this website now you could use this API key it's for examples only I don't know how many times it would work what you want to do is go back to your app management and you want to take that key I stuck it in here I'm gonna say that right now I'm back out I saved it right here so this is the one we just created when we created that app management and we put created the app remember you got it you gotta take that key and that API key put it somewhere otherwise I don't think you're gonna find it cuz they ask for it here and so I'm going to continue and now so here's my 8 in my app that I created here's the API key now you can see when I signed up or I created this app I got 10 per hour and it's free and then they gave me a paid version for two weeks it's like two weeks seven to twenty one for two weeks at fifty an hour so I got some extra ones I can call but it's per hour so but you might want to do is let's say I'm open this plans up you might want to look at the plans because it's really not that expensive if you look at it say requests per second let's say here cost per hour five thousand so if you're getting a lot of requests I request per day one hundred and twenty thousand it's two hundred ninety-ninth hours a year which isn't bad even at this one you know you get 48 hundred per day nine nine dollars a year so it's not really too bad it depends on what your application is doing so well we're gonna set this up let see set this up we're gonna put the API key and take that API key and we're gonna stick it right in here alright then if we go back and look at the request go to API I'm going to go to location this is where we were before and remember we just copied this let me put it over in there we're not going to use this key an API key cuz that's just for testing it you could use it to test and play around but what we're gonna do is we want to format we need the format and if you look at it says info dot format so we got a substitute what we're gonna do in here so we're gonna go in here and we're gonna take format we're gonna put JSON and tell it that what you want JSON format all right now we have zip code well we're going to collect the zip code into a custom user field so we're going to highlight that and your double squiggly lines and then we're going to search for disease code so now that'll substitute that field into the URL when we call it now the last thing is we need units and the units are degrees or radians we'll just use degrees I think I can copy that so we're gonna highlight that and we're gonna do degrees all right so now we're just gonna test it see what happens oh look at that I must have had a zip code already in this field here is the zip code that I used and you can see there is no let's say we're gonna take all this take all this and then we're gonna go one of my favorite tools is JSON viewer and this is where you can find a JSON viewer dot stack dot hew you can copy and paste that recording to that response data so what I'm did is I took the response body I copied it I put it in here and then you could format now you can see the you can see the JSON they sent back and it was valid if I was to let's just break this down so what we're getting back is a zip code a latitude a longitude the city that's associated to the state it's in and then sometimes own stuff again remember this is only for us this is only work this API works in the US so now we're gonna map the stuff out so that we can actually get it into mini chat and we're gonna go into what you're gonna do is in your request and I'm not gonna redo all this I'm just gonna I'll say whoops I'll save this and I'm gonna delete that one that we were just working in I'm gonna go into the one I have and so now I just did the same thing I got all the same information but we're going to do is we're gonna map out we're going to map out the fields and how you do that is your going to look at this informations like okay to use JSON path to map a variable coming in on JSON to a custom user field in mini chat so are you gonna do add you're gonna kind of have any of these in there but what you're gonna do is just copy these I'm trying to teach you is that what you're gonna do is you're always gonna do dollar sign dot that is the main root of all this JSON and then you start referencing each one of these so it's dollar sign dot and now you can start referencing these alright this one here would be dower signed dot timezone and then you have another object here then it would be dot timezone identifier so you'd have three levels and we're gonna go back here and we're gonna go that lat and so just like I did up here so what I want you to do is delete that one I want you to do is dollar sign that lat and map it out to Z underscore lat same thing with longitude dollar sign dot L and g2z underscore long and then dollar sign that city to Z underscore city all right and then we're gonna save that now the rest of this flaw is I'm create a condition so you're gonna come off the bottom of this request action and you're gonna double-click and you're gonna get condition and you're gonna get a condition block that you can work with in here we're gonna check latitude because if you look at the response we got there's no status here and let's just say I'm gonna do this I'm gonna go in here I'm gonna go into me and I am going to change Z zip code to 99.999 okay then I'm gonna apply it so now it's changed in my account and if I just go and run this Chuck test it sees any get an error code error zip code in that fountain all right but there's no status and so what I'm trying to tell you is there's nothing that I can do within the flows or in here to actually check if it worked or not cuz they give you no status back but if you noticed when I did this and I ran this we did not get any latitude longitude or City what our response looked like is this that's a response so we have nothing to map so the only only thing and you have to be aware of this is if you go into settings so if you're into your dashboard you go to settings and then we are doing those custom fields if you go over to logs you're gonna see some mapping issues JSON mapping errors and stuff you're gonna get mapping errors when an error happens you can disregard these because what's going on is it's trying to map out the dollar signs search result oh that's the different one nevermind that's that's the other one we're gonna be looking at but basically it's not it's not gonna map up because we didn't test it really test it yet but but it's not gonna map out correctly so if I ran this you know when you're doing when you're doing this test request it doesn't update the field as it doesn't map anything it doesn't tell you any of this stuff it's just gonna test the request itself it doesn't do the mapping but once you do it live then you're gonna get possibly get an error in the logs here because it's in math policy this one does didn't map out its because as I was explaining the fields don't match see I mean it's there's no longitude latitude there's no status so you can't check to see if it really worked or not the only way you can is the only way you can is save it to a just check a field like this condition so I'm gonna go back sorry I just draw a little bit so I'm gonna go back trying to explain why where I'm doing certain things so we're gonna go back to this condition so we're gonna create this condition and we're just gonna say Zee lat has any value as any value all right if it got any value because we blanked it out at the beginning remember that we blanked it out here so if we have any value in here we're going to concatenate the longitude and latitude and what I want to do is I want to match to what and that's why I showed you with the mini chat location button what I wanted to show you is it came back with the latitude comma longitude in one field and that's what you're used to so we're going to get that same result and how you can concatenate a field is just set the custom field so if you go into and here just say suck custom field and then what you do in here is you're gonna say Z location is equal to and the value is going to be Z latitude comma Z on titude there you go and that'll concatenate them together to make it look just like it did before alright and then I'm just going to display it I just have a message it says here your location in the city now if it didn't get a value if their latitude didn't get a value then I'm going and displayed it to me that the zip code I entered is not valid all right so let's test this out I'm just gonna publish this I have my starting point on here so we're gonna test this out and we're gonna see okay enter yours Cote Jeff very location so I'm going to go 5 4 4 8 1 and here it is here's your location here is the lunch 2 latitude put together just like we are used to before and then it's in Stevens Point now let's just say we're gonna run it again and I'm gonna put 9 9 9 9 9 and it shouldn't find it it's gonna say Jeff your zip code no no no 9 is not valid all right so you can check obviously see if they've given you a valid zip code and then you can give them a longitude latitude obviously figure out the logic latitude where they're at all right granted it's not as I think failsafe as a location button because it uses the GPS to find where you're at and they can't lie you know here you could just enter any zip code and it's gonna assume that you're there but the other side of it is that they're searching for something let's say I'm going downtown Milwaukee I don't live there I live in Germantown but I'm gonna put the Milwaukee ZIP code in to see what's close to it so it will work and they just got to give the zip code so I guess there is a plus to it because then they can actually search for places close to that zip code even though they're not there if they were giving you the location offer location button it's gonna be where they're at no matter what so it's instant lookup whereas they could be actually look up for the future and see what's close to that so I think it's actually got a benefit doing it by zip code alright so that's how that works let's see no show you that it's all stored in here so we stored it all in these fields there's a zip code 999 they're all empty see now they're all empty so let's try it one more time and I'm gonna go 5 3 5 6 someplace different and it's here's occasion it's in Monroe Wisconsin all right and they're all different so now if I go back to my audience and I checked myself should have all those fields updated on the bottom here right yep here's a zip code 5 3 5 6 6 here's the latitude here's a longitude here it's mushed together and here's a city all right so we're all set I mean if I took this and put it into Google should tell me it's mineral Wisconsin there you go mapped it out and it is mineral get that out of the way and I'll go back out there's mineral there we go interesting how they put it there not in the middle of sea but maybe that's kind of in the middle if you go out that way anyway all right so now let's look at the other API so that's us only now if you go to easy command calm I'll put links to both of these in the description down below and any links to anything I'm using so that you guys can get to it but this one is easy command calm it does world postal codes says now this one if I go into here now let's say it's just register mm there what you want to do is so it says free postal service trying to do is go over to the rest api's and click on that all right then here's pricing and limitations here's guest lookups is 90 per month free user lookups is 10,000 per month so this is definitely cheaper and you can use to us and other ones other countries in here actually an interview here nine million or 999 trillion per month two dollars a month that's it so it's pretty cheap so you could look at this one there's a few little things with it you know I don't know I tried a couple foreign but I wasn't sure it looks like it was working in some instances so people that are you guys are in different countries try them out let me know how it works but what you're gonna do is you're gonna do this and you could use guests and I think as guest is ninety per month so you can use guests you could log in and get a free account I think I did but maybe I didn't because I think I'm still using the free what we're gonna do is I'm going to move this little header over here pretty much the same process except for this API I'm using guest user so for now you should be able to register to get a free account so I'm you're not a guest and then you should be able to get 10,000 a month for free so but what we want to do is get nearby locations given longitude and latitude or let's say nearby location is forgiven zip code there we go so you want to click on that so you want to click on that and then the second one here and then you're gonna get the the endpoint that you want to run and then you have parameters and stuff and so they're gonna be very important these parameters so let's look at the flow same fields so the beginning of this video we set up fields to store this the zip code field the latitude the longitude the location and the city so we have all those already set up and you're gonna do the same thing in this flow is you're going to clear you're gonna clear all the fields just like we did in the first one so I just duplicated this I could have probably just use the same ones but I duplicated it and then I did the same thing please enter your zip code Jeff that you are located at right now below like I said though you could use this for people that are just traveling and they could check their area and see what's around it zip code - so now we're gonna get into the US only by zip code that's not it what am I here they're mine sometimes I just don't think it's straight so this upper one the same thing we're gonna ask for the zip code and then you're gonna double-click out here to get an action and you're gonna use external requests all right I'm not gonna do that I did it in the first video I'm gonna go through this one pretty quick because all it is is about the API everything else this flow was described earlier in the video so if you you you advanced ahead or for fast-forward ahead go back you'll get all the details on this stuff but we're going to talk about this international one and we're gonna be talking to EZ command calm all right so what we're gonna do is you're gonna do get so if you're looking at this let's go back and review this once you got on this this website and you get here you're gonna click on world postal codes and you're gonna click on rust api's and now you're gonna get the good stuff and so I just use the API key guest user for me right now remaining hit 74 of 90 requests per month so I got a few extra you know oh I get 90 in a month they're mine so you get 90 in a month for free if you're just using the guest one and if you get an API key but what you're gonna do is click on the second one here and then you're gonna find the zip code and postal code and so what we're gonna do is we're going to here's an example call but we're going to copy this let's just copy this over and you're going to put it in I'm just gonna do this I'll create another one in here external request you're gonna make it a get and then you're gonna plop it in alright and I'm just gonna close that and I'm gonna delete that I'm gonna go into the one who are actually working with and then it's going to ask you to replace put the API key in you want to put the API key in so when you sign up you're gonna get a PI key if you're using the guest which that's what i'm using i'm using guest so i'm just gonna copy this guest you get 90 per month so it depends on what you're doing I'm gonna put guest and then I'm gonna put the guest right there guest ID so I replaced what I replaced as I replaced what it's said right here API key all right now crap I'm just gonna copy that I'm gonna put that out here - one I think that's always that way oh no all right let's do this I gotta see what we got here cuz they don't give you a chance to really review the URL all right so I don't know what the -1 is cuz I don't think I have it in there I do - one okay leave the minus one in and then um and then what you're gonna do the scope over here you're gonna do is gonna say zip code equals and then country code and then units of miles alright so let's go back here I'm gonna delete this one and we go back into this one here so it's going to say zip code Eagles well what you're gonna do is you're gonna substitute your field in here I'm just gonna click on this oops and I would put double squiggly and I'm gonna say Z underscore zip code so we're gonna put the zip code in there and then it says and country code so you want to put your country code in you're gonna figure out the two digit country code that you need to put in there I'm gonna put us because that's what I'm gonna run then it says units equals make it miles and then you're gonna add one more parameter and the reason being because right here it's gonna say zip code because that country code equals us that you're gonna you're gonna use the country code you want to get the neighbors for so you're gonna do that and then there's optionals within 150 miles as a default units miles enter miles Arcade km please mind the uppercase M and K so if you want kilometers gonna do that group equals place name avoid duplicate results this is like I think when you're searching what's around an area you can get a bunch of stuff I mean this API is kind of strong and it can get things around areas around but what you're gonna do is we only want where they're at so what you're gonna do is you're gonna change within 150 miles you're gonna make that within point one miles if you can see that it says point one miles right there all right what I'm doing is I'm trying to make the search really small really focused so that zip code so that that way I get just one result because you'll see that it'll send an array of results and we don't want that we want just the one we just want to know where they're at so once you want to do is within 0.1 miles all right and I'm just gonna do a test I don't know if I got a zip code in there yeah I do five three five six six so I just did a test on it and I'm gonna do is I'm going to take this JSON out of here and we're gonna put it in my favorite tool let me say format there you are now this one has a success what data telling you if it's success or not and I think it says success faults if it didn't so you could test that it could save it but you can do it the same way I did it before and what we're interested in is getting the lat and the longitude now granted they have coordinates where they put it together already for you but the other one didn't so I just came up with a way to put it together we want that we want the place the name the city name now this one gives you the country name the country code though you already have the code in there but you know that's kind of nice it tells you the state of the providence you know those types of things so has a little bit more but we're just gonna save the same stuff we're gonna send it a zip code and we're gonna get to longitude latitude to create the location I can can't and naming the longitude and latitude or latitude longitude together and then we're gonna grab the city which is called place name right here so we're gonna do that how do you do that alright well within here within our request we're doing the same thing we're doing a get or passing parameters in the URL so we're doing query parameters in the URL and we're gonna response map and we're gonna response map a little little bit there's a little bit more to it so when we're looking at this response this is dollar sign all right so that's the dollar sign portion of it and that's we have we have dollar sign dot and then search results so if you look at this we have a key and a value and that's what JSON is JSON is a key and a value with arrays and objects and stuff but is kena value here's another key a value here's another key but the value is actually another object that's how you can tell by the squiggly lines it's another object so then you would do dot zip code if you want to get that we don't care about this here's our distance radius remember I was talking about the point 1 that's how far we're going out so it could stay just get one result the reason I'm saying this is here's an array these flat brackets are an array so it would give you multiple ones if you go out farther so it might be useful for you guys it's something where you want to search what towns are around it within 150 miles you can get a whole list of them whole list of them but we don't want in this case I'm looking for is the longitude latitude of the zip code I entered so and here it is here's the latitude here's the longitude so we're gonna map all that and how are you gonna do that is you're going to go down that search results and the search results are going to return an array and an array doesn't start at one as the first the first element of that array it starts at zero so you need to reference the zero element which B would be the first object so see if you got these curly brackets here that's an object that's the JSON object and this is an array of JSON objects and within that you're gonna have a key and a value a key and a value so we're gonna map those out so we're gonna say search results flat bracket whoops anyone go there we're gonna do search results flat bracket 0 flat bracket meaning that we want to reference the first element first occurrence of an element in that array dot lat and then the same thing with longitude we're gonna and then we're gonna map it to the underscores that lat and then we're gonna say dollar sign search results flat bracket zero flat bracket that blonde - Zi long for longitude and then then we're gonna do the place name into the city alright so that's all done there and we're going to I think I moved that over so we're gonna publish that and we're gonna preview this one and it's gonna ask me for a zip code I'm gonna go five four four eight one great here's your location in Stevens Point Wisconsin or Stevens Point and you could say Wisconsin I guess you could tack that on so it worked just like this one up here a little shorter numbers that's interesting let me see let's try it again I'm gonna put five three was it five three five six six do the Monroe on you see what we get yeah and it shortens up it makes them a little shorter this one's a lot you know six five zero one three three well that's interesting so it's six four zero three so a little different spot interesting picked a little different spot let's take this one and go to Google let's make sure that it did find the right spot oh yeah see now this one's more in the middle that other one didn't end up in the middle of the city this one seems to uh yeah this one ended up in the middle remember I was pointing at all it was kind of up here this one is in the middle so that one seems a little more accurate as far as the middle of the city and that's why you want to make sure that you do like point you know point one mile and one tenth of a mile and that way you would get that way you would get you know it's close and stay in that city alright so that is it that is how you can get the location longitude latitude Facebook is going to eliminate the button like I said I've heard there might be some ways that they're gonna bring back so you can get them but for now this will work and we have the two api's the one that's only us and the other one that has worldwide this one's actually cheaper there's a you know a couple other parameters you can put on as well so alright that's it any questions let me know well that concludes our video for today on how to get the location of your mini chat subscriber even though Facebook is taking away the location button in messenger it showed you a couple different video videos a couple different API s that we could use to get that location the one is the US only the other ones international though you can pass a zip code and/or a postal code to get that information and get the location of your mini chat subscriber and still use it the way you were before we have any questions or comments please post them down below I'm happy to answer them and as always like the video share it across the world to subscribe to my youtube channel so you don't miss 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