I ran into this while working on a client project the other day and thought I’d share. With building a whole front end administration for certain users via several dynamic CFWINDOWS. However, if the users were submitting a form (or clicking Ajax Links) in the CFWINDOW, then closing it. When they reopened it, it was [...]
Just found myself having to work on some old school projects where the client did not install updates for wordpress as they were released. Found a neat article about how to upgrade WordPress from 2.0 to 2.7, I haven’t tried it yet but it looks pretty solid. The author makes use of the command line [...]
This is for the error: Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /includes/phoogle.php on line 137 , which just started popping up today. I haven’t had time to update the source files yet, but Michael Clark sent along the following fix that seems to work. I’ll post an updated php file ASAP [...]
The guys over at Nettuts have written an article called: This is How You Use the Google Maps API and at the bottom of that post the not only give a shout out, but a link to Phoogle
The more I use it, the more and more I love CodeIgniter as a framework; in fact I believe I cherish it more than CakePHP due to it’s simplicity. One thing that I do like about CakePHP is that by mixing in PHPMailer you get the ability to specify views for your html email and [...]
Nothing major here, just fixing the hard coded API Key bug that was causing maps not to display due to the API Key being over it’s limit. Download it at: Phoogle’s Homepage
Ruby On Rails: acts_as_emailable
Matt Beedle has written a solid little plugin called acts_as_emailable that let’s site users send each other messages through the site. A couple of cool things that stood out to me: 1. It doesn’t need to send emails it can store the messages on the site (in a db table) but can send emails if [...]
One of the biggest complaints I’ve received in the past few weeks has been lack of international support which I thought I had fixed in 2.01. Also alot of people have asked why I used Yahoo’s geocoding API instead of Google’s. When Phoogle Maps was first released about a year or so ago Google did [...]
Dreamhost is a great webhost, in fact if you use the promo code:PHOOGLE at signup you can get 1 year of their level1 hosting for 44.40 (which is less than 4.00 a month). This is normally priced at 119.40!, so you save $75.00!! Back to the topic at hand. Phoogle by default uses file_get_contents() to [...]
When I migrated from my old blog/website/webhost one thing that got lost in the shuffle was the examples for the Phoogle Mapping class. They can be found on the main phoogle page located at http://systemsevendesigns.com/phoogle Next to the name of each example you will see a link that says source code, which links to a [...]
