In your example I see "WashingtonUnitedStates", this location not exists, so no results. Have you some other example to allow me to understand the problem?

The input changes when you hit search
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Now I have understand,
Thanks for this report, this happen on some environment, try to download new package and install it

Updated and now It works but you have to have the distance set to 200 miles. - anything less than that and nothing shows

Any reason for that?

Hi,
this seems ok, when I put this in map search box, Google Maps api fill latitude and longitude with this values***: 47.7510741,-120.74013860000002 (see in screeshot where is this point)

So when I search for 100 miles then I see your Super user in list, with 50 miles no result.

** NOTE: Geocoding depends on many factors (client region, client language and others), so you may have coordinates a little different.

We are missing the point.
these searches work:
- zip code
- city
- full address

This does not work
- state

If i put in a specified target I should return the parameters associated with that specified query.
clientID =12 and state=California - should give all results equal to = 12 + California
if I were to take the distance literal it would also provide users of that ID with a specified distance from the state

I see this does the same thing on your site. This may be a limitation and not currently viable on your software release. I understand as it may be trying to utilize a singular lat and long coordinates. You ma consider creating a work around by creating a multi-point parameter and queering multiple times prior to results.

Thank you

Hi,
I'm sorry but geocoding is equivalent to a point on the map (not a area). This is a radius search and for us is impossible to set a radius from a non circle area. In future we will try to search some improved solutions, but for now it's so, this is not a bug this is concept of radius search from a point.