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Hey people,
for the past few months i have been looking into C++, java and php. My web design is mainly about flash, photoshop and dreamweaver so im trying to brush up on my programming skills.
Basically i have a client who wants me to design them a website which is based on his auto repair business. His company also sells its franchise to people. He wants a section where if someones car needs its bumper fixing, they can go on his website, type in their postcode, and the nearest auto repair technicians details will appear. like this site www.revive-uk.com
Is this easy to do? i know its a data driven site, but im a newbie to all this!
Thanks alot
GR Web FX
for the past few months i have been looking into C++, java and php. My web design is mainly about flash, photoshop and dreamweaver so im trying to brush up on my programming skills.
Basically i have a client who wants me to design them a website which is based on his auto repair business. His company also sells its franchise to people. He wants a section where if someones car needs its bumper fixing, they can go on his website, type in their postcode, and the nearest auto repair technicians details will appear. like this site www.revive-uk.com
Is this easy to do? i know its a data driven site, but im a newbie to all this!
Thanks alot
GR Web FX
You should make a MySQL database structure and insert the data of all the post codes & addresses of results for them. Then write the php code to run the queries and display the results.
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It is very easy to do something like this and you can do a fopen of a postal site to parse and get all your zip codes.
Do this like once a month so you have the most current data.
Have the parse script insert the data into mysql.
Then use the coordinates to figure out milage from starting point A.
Then its a simple form.. Insert Zip..
Let the PHP find the zip in the table.. find coord's from start point A to ZIPcode end point B.
milage in between and thats your distance.
Do this like once a month so you have the most current data.
Have the parse script insert the data into mysql.
Then use the coordinates to figure out milage from starting point A.
Then its a simple form.. Insert Zip..
Let the PHP find the zip in the table.. find coord's from start point A to ZIPcode end point B.
milage in between and thats your distance.
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