I've seen a photo I'd like to trace the location of. In it is a BP garage and a Sainsburys supermarket. Google Maps holds all the info and I'm sure many others do - what I'd like is to be able to quickly do a join-type operation on the data. It would ahve to be proximity limited but if this was using, say, the town name or the first 4 di...
I've been searching for a global postcode based regex but not found one. Anyone know of one that exists?
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I have downloaded the UK postcode list from http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/oswebsite/opendata/index.html and installed it in a MSSQL 2005 database. The table consists of postcode, latitude and longitude. I need an efficient method to get the nearest postcode to a given lat/long. Calculating the distance between two points and choosing t...
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i have a registration form which contains a postalcode and a country drop down
given those two values i want to validate the postcode via zend_validate_postcode
this validator wants a zend_locale in the constructor
now i dont know how to create a zend_locale only ba a given country
which means i would have to create from an US user ...
Hey,
I have just been developing a postcode distance calculator for my Dads company, where all our customers are kept on file and every time a new potential customer makes an enquiry the system will check against all other customers' postcodes. The problem is that it doesn't yet do the distance calculation. Typing in a DT1 postcode with...
I have a table that contains a list of the starting letters in a post code e.g. LS for Leeds and SO for Southampton.
I want to match these against a user entered full postcode e.g. LS19 1AB.
I've looked into using LIKE and some regexp stuff in my query but I'm struggling to find a way to do this the right way round.
Any ideas?
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Note: Although I use a zipcode database with Dutch zipcodes, this question is country independent.
I have a database with every zipcode in the Netherlands + its x and y coordinate (lat/long).
I have for example zipcode: $baseZipCode = 1044; with the following coordinates:
x coordinate = 4,808855
y coordinate = 52,406332
Now, I want ...