location

I am having difficult time displaying my cck fild in the map I create in views they are all type text. Can anyone help please?

So, I've been trying to use views with CCK, Location, and GMap for a few days now. I can get everything working fine, but there is one problem that I can't figure out. I made a GMap styled node view and everything comes up fine except for the popup info. The popups work fine, but the only data that is put into the popup is the label for each field.

Hey guys,

I'm trying to setup a functionality where I allow users to post a trip that they will be taking. So I have created a node type for a "trip" and created a location field for the start and another for the destination. Geocoding of these two location fields are working just fine.

Now comes the part that I'm not quite sure how to approach:

Hello All! (originally posted this in forum... thought this might be better)
I am looking for some advice/examples/tutorials/suggestions/etc..

Trying to build a site with drupal, and stuck on the core architecture. The desired effect overview:

*User can go to a search page and select country, state, and city.

CIMBA is a university based in Asolo, Italy that grants MBA's to students from all over the world. Due to the distance between the different student groups, planning, coordinating, and building the alumni network has proved challenging. Our alumni association membership is in the thousands, however the membership groups are spread out between the multitude of social media networks out there, such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and (hold your breath) Twitter.

As posted as an issue in location (http://drupal.org/node/610620)

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The way location_instance is a multi-type table, storing both uids and nids, means it's (nearly) impossible to share this table between 2 sites...

A typical multi-site shared db does something along the lines of this:

DB A - Only Nodes in Site A , Shared Users
DB B - Only Nodes in Site B, Shared Users
DB User - shared with both A & B, contains user tables, sessions, and other tables that are user related, so both sites can access non-node based info.

Now that g.d.o has been upgraded to D6 is there any chance of creating a location based map for all events? Something like the map in http://central.wordcamp.org/ but with some views filtering options would be very cool way of browsing events and quite easy to implement. We are starting to have so many Drupal events every year that it's difficult to keep track on what's going on. Map with filtering by event type and dates would be a huge improvement on usability.

My objective is to create a site that would allow people to rate the environmental factors of their immediate physical space.

Example use:

I have been looking into the location mapper for the feedapi.
My rss feeds are provided by a affiliate-datafeeds to rss converter. This feed includes categories and georss information. I found the following issues:

1. RSS does not have other geo fields except the georss tags
2. The location mapper does not allow mapping other fields then the georss (makes sence after the first issue)
3. When solving 1 and 2 the locatiomodule will still attempt to find ‘better’ coordinates and throw away the provided onces

We have an exciting project to create a GeoIP-enabled directory of therapists for our autism therapy site. Even if you're not interested in doing the work, I'd love the expertise of people in the Business Directory, Classifieds, and Newspapers groups on whether we're taking a smart approach or not.

Thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions.