I had a real rookie JavaScript mistake in my Store Locator project that was causing some people some grief. I had no idea this project was actually being used by many people for real live stores and companies. That’s kind of cool (until it breaks). Anyway, something changed (somewhere – probably the Google Maps API)…
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The Store Locator I built for ASP.NET has been getting a lot of traffic over the last year and requests have been coming in for new features like crazy. To manage this project a little more effectively, I’ve decided to move the project to CodePlex. You can now download the source from Codeplex here…
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A while back I created a Geocode Class that retrieved its Geocode information from Google Maps and its been downloaded a ton. I’ve also received a few emails asking if I had a Microsoft MapPoint implementation of the Geocode address. Apparently the examples in Microsofts SDK are not as easily accessible compared to that of Googles (from what…
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Full Visual Studio 2005 solution included at the bottom of this post. Update 2008-12-31: Fixed a bug with the variable equality. Updated to the source on the codeplex site: codeplex.com/StoreLocator Update 2008-11-22: Fixed a bug with the variable definition. Also Moved the source code to CodePlex. From now on, all updates to the source will…
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Update 2007/05/07: There is also a Microsoft MapPoint v4.5 project I’ve written that does the same thing. Click here to go to that post. Retrieve the Latitude and Longitude of any addresses in the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Japan (link) with this class. View the class below and download the class…
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