Posted by justinjohnson on Dec 26th, 2006
I’ve updated phoogle to use Google Maps version 2.0. This means that it should support international addresses. As I’m not to familar with international addresses if you run in to any problems post a comment here and also provide the address that you are trying to plot.
Download the file at http://www.systemsevendesigns.com/phoogle
Current users can upgrade by simply replacing their phoogle.php file with the newest one downloaded from the above link.
Posted by justinjohnson on Nov 20th, 2005
There is a new version of Phoogle Maps available, and I hope that you’ll see that I’ve listened to you. Several people have emailed me or posted comments here concerning new features that they would like to have added. I do believe I’ve added them all.
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Posted by justinjohnson on Jul 10th, 2005
Google Maps APIs are great, but you need to have longitude/latitude data of locations that you want to display. That’s the problem for me and for many others. Well in order to fix that I created what I call Phoogle Maps.
Phoogle (pronounced like foogle) Maps is a PHP class that uses the nusoap libraries to connect to the geocoder.us service to create an array that can be passed to the Google Maps API. What does this mean? It’s a PHP script that can map whatever address you pass it. The address can be from a database or hardcoded.
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