Geocoder.us looks useful, however it does pose some problems for me. I'm sure
there are resources elsewhere, but I'm not in America so anything that's
US-centric isn't going to work for me or anyone else in different parts of
the world.
Google's map data is provided by navteq, but I'm not sure
On Thu, 1 Sep 2005, Arthur Westover wrote:
I was thinking it would be nice to develop an
application that would allow someone to quickly tell
who lives close to whom in a ward.
For the Perlers out there, take a look at this:
http://search.cpan.org/~nmueller/HTML-GoogleMaps-2/lib/HTML/GoogleMa
On 9/3/05, Jesse Stay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One thing that does concern me about using google maps however is
> that you are still relying on a 3rd party provider (and somewhat of a
> monopoly) to provide your data. It would be nice to see someone in
> the open source community to take gove
Hosting could also be obtained at SourceForge or Savannah. For that
matter, I'd be glad to host small projects on the ldsoss.org website.
That said, while I think this project sounds interesting, I'm not
currently in a position to contribute any time to it. :-(
Charles
You could also develop o
needs
(Fast Offering and emergency response groups).
Regards,
Steve Farnsworth
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There
> Looking at the documentation for the google maps API it should be fairly
> straightforward to set up the front end. Someone who can write XHTML, XML,
> and javascript/PHP should be able to put together a webpage that could call
> on a flat file containing needed information. I might be able
I don't think my email went through, sent from the wrong account I suspect.
Anyhow..
I live in an area that is about 40 miles across, with 30 active out of around
120 members. We also have about 6 cars among the active members. Knowing
where all the members are in relation to one another wou
a database is that people move quite
often. Updating it is a major task.
From: Dave Pratt
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u buy your house?
:Steve
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That's a pretty cool idea. Without thinking about if
1, 2005 11:13 PM
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That's a pretty cool idea. Without thinking about if for more than 5
seconds, I'll hazard that it'd probably be fairly easy to whip this up
using google maps:
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/
That's a pretty cool idea. Without thinking about if for more than 5
seconds, I'll hazard that it'd probably be fairly easy to whip this up
using google maps:
http://www.google.com/apis/maps/
Bryan
On 9/1/05, Arthur Westover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was thinking it would be nice to develo
I was thinking it would be nice to develop an
application that would allow someone to quickly tell
who lives close to whom in a ward.
This would be useful for hometeaching and visiting
teaching assignments, esp. with the rising costs of
transportation. While this might not be a big deal in
areas
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