I agree I can have the user input city and state and do a lat lon as a basic
search and let the user put in their home address or pan on a map for an
advanced search. However given the large amounts of data Im striving for pure
speed and efficiency. By possibly deciding againist geolocation and
I see. You could use geolocation and still let the user input his location
manually though even after you got a result via geolocation. The manual
result via geocoding you can do in various ways like simple 'user puts in
address, lat/lng is returned' or maybe even 'user drags marker to his
I dont believe I said it wasnt supported. Currently I am interested in having
the user have the flexibility to change and update their location manually so
they can find results in their area. I dont believe geolocation is the answer
for that. I have the user input city and state and use WGS84
You're mistaken if you think only mobile devices support geolocation
queries; current Chrome for example supports it already
- info: https://developers.google.com/maps/articles/geolocation
- test your browser:
http://hpneo.github.com/gmaps/examples/geolocation.html
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Thank you for the great information!
Currently I'm focused on my desktop browser platform but if I move to
mobile I'll consider GeoLocation!
JJ
On Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:56:34 AM UTC-4, Melvyn Sopacua wrote:
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> On 15-7-2012 4:30, JJ Zolper wrote:
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> > So i was thinking maybe GeoIP might
On 15-7-2012 4:30, JJ Zolper wrote:
> So i was thinking maybe GeoIP might be good because it will use the users
> location and last known GeoIP of the artist for example.
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> I was curious if anyone had any ideas or better ideas then I had.
IP addresses are only good if the remote address
So heres my goal:
The user logins in and goes to a discover page. They enter a distance from
their location as the requested results scope. Lets say 25 miles from where I
live for example. Additionally they could pick like a genre or music but not as
important.
So they hit seach and see in a
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