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Configure your plugin using only YAML to pull latitude and longitude information using the Google API. Specify the fields on your model you want to use to retrieve the latitude and longitude, add a Google API key, and the plugin will do the rest. Supports radius searches in miles and kilometers. Behavior Search

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Configure your plugin using only YAML to pull latitude and longitude information using the Google API. Specify the fields on your model you want to use to retrieve the latitude and longitude, add a Google API key, and the plugin will do the rest. Supports radius searches in miles and kilometers.

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Developers

Name	Status	Email
Brent Shaffer	lead	moc.ecruosertnec <<ta>> reffahsb

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Copyright (c) 2009 Brent Shaffer

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Releases for sf 1.4

Version	License	API	Released
2.0.1stable	MIT license	2.0.1stable	29/08/2010
2.0.0stable	MIT license	2.0.0stable	19/07/2010

Releases for sf 1.3

Version	License	API	Released
2.0.1stable	MIT license	2.0.1stable	29/08/2010
2.0.0stable	MIT license	2.0.0stable	19/07/2010

Releases for sf 1.2

Version	License	API	Released
2.0.1stable	MIT license	2.0.1stable	29/08/2010
2.0.0stable	MIT license	2.0.0stable	19/07/2010

Releases for sf 1.1

Version	License	API	Released
2.0.1stable	MIT license	2.0.1stable	29/08/2010
2.0.0stable	MIT license	2.0.0stable	19/07/2010
1.0.0stable	MIT license	1.0.0stable	25/04/2009

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Release 2.0.1 - 29/08/2010

Release 2.0.0 - 19/07/2010

Release 1.0.0 - 25/04/2009

csDoctrineActAsGeolocatablePlugin

This plugin is for Doctrine only. It provides API integration with Google Maps to allow for the automatic fetching of latitude and longitude for a given model. This is configurable for any field/fields on your model. You should retrieve your own API key from google and add it to your project's app.yml as follows:

    all:
    geo:
        google:
        key:            **MYGOOGLEKEY**

How It Works

Add the behavior to your model:

    MyModel:
        actAs: [Geolocatable]

By default, Geolocatable will look for a "postal" field to use when integrating with the Google API. To change this, you simply need to add the fields you wish the plugin to use instead:

    MyModel:
        actAs: 
            Geolocatable
                fields: [city, state]

In your project you may want the plugin to use a field that is not named the same as the geolocator fields. For instance, If your field customer_state needs to map to state. You can accomplish this by modifying your behavior options:

    MyModel:
        actAs: 
            Geolocatable
                fields: 
                    city:  city
                    state: customer_state

Methods

The Geolocatable plugin comes with many useful methods which calculate the distances between objects automatically. Here are some of the methods:

Object Methods:

• refreshGeocodes($force = false) refreshes the geocodes for the object via the Google Maps API. the $force option will refresh the geocodes even if the item's codes are already set.
• getGeocoder() returns the geocoder model populated with the object's values. Useful for debugging
• findAdjacent($distance = null, $distance_unit = null) finds all adjacent models of the same type, ordered by distance. The $disatnce parameter limits the results within a certain distance, and $distance_unit can be either miles or kilometers. Default is miles.

Table Methods

• refreshAllGeocodes($force = false) runs refreshGeocodes on every item in the table and passes the $force variable
• findByGeocode($latitude, $longitude, $distance, $distance_unit = null) finds all records within a given distance from a given geocode. $distance_unit can be either miles or kilometers. Distance is a selected attribute.
• geolocate($options, $distance, $distance_unit = null) mixed $options represents either an associative array of column names and values to search on ('city' => 'Nashville') or if there is only one column to search on, takes this value and searches on it (for instance, if POSTAL is being searched, you can pass a zip code directly)
• getDistanceQuery($latitude, $longitude, $distance = null, $distance_unit=null)
  query used for findByGeocode.
• addDistanceQuery($query, $latitude, $longitude, $distance=null, $rootAlias=null, $distance_unit=null ) adds distance query to a preexisting query. field "distance" on each object represents the distance away from the passed latitude and longitude. If $distance is not null, results are limited to that distance from the given geocodes.

Please contact bshaffer@centresource.com for any comments or questions