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Popup shows other address 13 years 3 months ago #11528

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This is a cool component for Joomla but when I put a zip code in, the address shows another state that is not even close to where the event is. Plus when I removed the shadow image it deleted my input for an event.

Also the popup shows Town/Village undefined even though I know the address exists.

Plus in the ZIP area of the popup it shows the town and not the zip.

I know you are working very hard on this great project. But I just want to let you know of these minor bugs.

Regards,
Rob

Popup shows other address 13 years 3 months ago #11529

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Hey Rober,
Can you enter the town information per hand and see if the address still shows the wrong data?

Popup shows other address 13 years 3 months ago #11530

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Hello Daniel,

Attached is a screenshot of the test by hand. The image has notes on it:



Like I said before this is really a cool component for Joomla and I look forward to your new update that you have mentioned. Just wondering how hard would it be to have a sql of all restaurants with their specialty (burgers, hot dogs, tacos, etc) be inputted?

Would this have to be done separately by hand or could you import a sql and it would show up?

Thanks.

Rob

If you want I will provide a link but I'll PM you as I need to set you up as a user. Let me know if you need this. Thanks again.

Popup shows other address 13 years 2 months ago #11534

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Hi Robert,
In what format is your data? XML, sql, excel or what?

If the data is lying in a db table, then it won't be so difficult to write a query to move it to the hotspots table.

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Hello Daniel,

The format is in excel (csv file). The columns would have the specialty of the restaurant such as hamburgers, tacos, etc.
I have been looking on the internet for a utility to do this but have not come across anything. If you know of a way that this can be done I would appreciate it.
Thanks for reply.

Rob

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Hi Robert,
I've never did this, but perhaps you can try it:
www.ozzu.com/programming-forum/csv-with-phpmyadmin-t49419.html
vegdave.wordpress.com/2007/05/19/import-...ysql-via-phpmyadmin/

Your csv file has to have exactly the same structure as the hotspots file and perhaps you'll make it.

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This is some great information and I appreciate it. I left a good review for you at the JED. Coming across a few issues but I am sure you will be working them out as they are already posted in the forum.

Later.

Rob
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