16:43 <webchat365> Hey everbody. Anybody here got any experience with the list/nearby API call?

16:52 <aaronpk> hi there

16:53 <aaronpk> webchat365: I'm happy to help!

16:54 <webchat365> great, thanks. First thing, I'm guessing that I need to include the include_unnamed tag, just like int he layer/list call, if I want it to return unnamed, nearby layers?

16:54 <aaronpk> are you talking about http://developers.geoloqi.com/api/layer/nearby or http://developers.geoloqi.com/api/place/nearby?

16:55 <webchat365> sorry, place/nearby

16:56 <webchat365> well, now I feel like an idiot. I'd accidentally had my api call going to place/list/nearby

16:56 <webchat365> instead of place/nearby

16:56 <webchat365> so, here's to double checking the code before I turn to IRC.

16:56 <aaronpk> :)

16:56 <aaronpk> no worries

16:57 <webchat365> But, are you the Aaron PK who answered my question yesterday in the forums, about layer by unique key?

16:58 <aaronpk> also the place/nearby doesn't care whether places have a name

16:58 <aaronpk> yes that's me!

16:59 <webchat365> Well, thanks for the help yesterday. Maybe you can help me understand something now - I've got an application access token, on my applicatin page. I'm using that to create layers in my application.

16:59 <webchat365> But i'm not seeing those layers on the Geoloqi website.

17:00 <webchat365> But, if I use the token I find on the client libraries page, the layers created do show up on the website.

17:00 <aaronpk> ah yea, we're going to have to fix that. it's because the layers were created under the context of the application, not under your own account

17:00 <webchat365> Which is the token I should be using?

17:01 <aaronpk> we'll make it so the layers page shows layers that your app has created too

17:01 <webchat365> Cool. I gotta say, I love the Geoloqi stuff. And how responsive you guys are.

17:01 <aaronpk> thanks! Feel free to hop in here any time if you need help!

17:02 <webchat365> will do, thanks for your help