Texas3006.com Version 1.3.0 is live!

[Xander]

Nice!

[artx]

Thanks for the update and the work on the site!

One more feature I think would be neat would be the ability to enter a zip code + maybe a distance from the zip code, and have all the locations plotted on a google map (similar to going to maps.google.com and putting in "auto repair san antonio tx" - google then maps all the locations on the map that match). It would be neat to see 30.06 locations like that - you could see where in town at a glance were off limits. I'm pretty sure that is a supported feature of google maps.

~ARTX

[thejtrain]

Well done!

One more feature I think would be neat would be the ability to enter a zip code + maybe a distance from the zip code, and have all the locations plotted on a google map (similar to going to maps.google.com and putting in "auto repair san antonio tx" - google then maps all the locations on the map that match). It would be neat to see 30.06 locations like that - you could see where in town at a glance were off limits. I'm pretty sure that is a supported feature of google maps.

Seconded!

Added: just a note on functionality - the javascript that grabs the address from the Address column will choke if the "Address" field contains something other than "#### Streetname". If it says something like "multiple locations" it doesn't know what address to use for the map. Not sure I have a good solution to offer (since the records are entered by us users, not sure how much standardization you can enforce), just wanted to let you know.

JT

[bpet]

Sounds nice. I've used the site several times and plan to check out the improvements shortly.

Thanks for all the work. It sure makes it easy to get an initial answer to the 30.06 question.

[Vic303]

Cool!