I'm gathering information on the location of stores. The search is:
<?php
...
$url='https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/search/json?key=[my_key]&location=40.420989,-3.706812&radius=1000030&=&sensor=false';
$body=file_get_contents($url);
...
?>
I return a Json without problems, and indicates that there is another page of results. I'll be back to make another call as follows
<?php
...
$url2='https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/search/json?key=[my_key]&pagetoken=ClREAAAAQXKNHPVGCkTC_MdjSqi2T0KBDMWjEu4KF1Ylw1761Po-67AnNSp4zw0wXD4oocGpx4olSl4k2LyklJBl3mBF4VPmxp3IoOCHDRlXVmivaDsSEBuG_V1GvCH1gS5s0LCuy3EaFNXxUzzHhZ5ZRYNfeGHuqewR6Zk7&sensor=false';
$body=file_get_contents($url2);
...
?>
If I run it with the second call I get an error
'status' -> INVALID_REQUEST
But when I paste the ulr2 browser in the result is correct.
How I can fix it?
Thanks
It has something to do with the timing between the requests, if you run them immediately one after the other, the pagetoken isn't valid yet, you have to wait a few seconds between consecutive requests.
This is because google's license terms don't allow you to fetch all the results at once and return them all at once to the user. You should have a user action asking for more results, which adds a delay of a couple of seconds.