system7designs.com— Cool PHP Class that uses Google's Mapping API so that you can create your own customizable Google Maps using PHP
Nov 21, 2005View in Crawl 4
@macewan - Nope... it doesn't like even being split up with the header code put in the HEAD, and the rest in a post. I ended up making a test page for the map. I'd probably then use an iframe in a post to make it look like it's part of the post.
Wow... Google/ig is puttin really old articles on the homepage... I think it has something to do with the new Digg feature allowing you to Digg up old material...
BE CAREFUL USING THIS!rnrnIf you'll notice the call to the Yahoo API uses the AppID of YahooDemo (appid=YahooDemo). This is the demo account Yahoo uses on their example pages to demonstrate their API. It's NOT intended to be used for anything other than demo purposes. If you want to use this script, you'll need to create your own Yahoo API account (and use your own appid).
There appears to be either a file size limit or a limit on the number of address pins that can be used. I can only make it work with up to 77 addresses. Anyone know what the limits are, or a work around?
dude3609Nov 21, 2005
yes it is.. Thanks =D<a class="user" href="http://www.system7designs.com/phoogle/1point.txt">http://www.system7designs.com/phoogle/1point.txt</a>That example script is supprisingly simple.//CUSTOM INFO WINDOW DATA $map->addAddress('208 Dingler Ave, Mooresville, NC 28115',"This is a bold address");That right there above allows you to insert html into the info window.. Such as an iframe, or ANYTHING.. hmmm.... This is seriously cool.. hehe
macewanNov 21, 2005
anyone used this in a wordpress environment yet?
toadz3r0Nov 21, 2005
$apiURL = "<a class="user" href="http://api.local.yahoo.com/MapsService/V1/geocode?appid=YahooDemo&location=">http://api.local.yahoo.com/MapsService/V1/geocode?appid=YahooDemo&location=";</a>Haha. Uses Yahoo's geocode API to find a Lat/Long that is then shown on a google map. Nice!
friedgeekNov 21, 2005
Nice! the Frappr knockoffs are coming!
msheltonNov 21, 2005
@macewan - Nope... it doesn't like even being split up with the header code put in the HEAD, and the rest in a post. I ended up making a test page for the map. I'd probably then use an iframe in a post to make it look like it's part of the post.
johnwisemanNov 21, 2005
awesome +digg
leetsauceNov 22, 2005
Very useful.
jagnum1fanJan 18, 2006
Wow... Google/ig is puttin really old articles on the homepage... I think it has something to do with the new Digg feature allowing you to Digg up old material...
battybattybattJan 18, 2006
Dupe from 2 weeks ago.
insomniak29Jan 19, 2006
BE CAREFUL USING THIS!rnrnIf you'll notice the call to the Yahoo API uses the AppID of YahooDemo (appid=YahooDemo). This is the demo account Yahoo uses on their example pages to demonstrate their API. It's NOT intended to be used for anything other than demo purposes. If you want to use this script, you'll need to create your own Yahoo API account (and use your own appid).
joatmonJan 19, 2006
There appears to be either a file size limit or a limit on the number of address pins that can be used. I can only make it work with up to 77 addresses. Anyone know what the limits are, or a work around?