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Serendipity geotag plugin extended with a location picker

GLocationPicker is a (very) small script that can be used to integrate a location picker into other applications. When called, it displays a Google Map. Clicking on a location, sends back the coordinates into the configured textfields.

I have updated the Serendipity geotag plugin with the location picker. No need to know the coordinates anymore, only topographical knowledge required.

This is supposed to be the simplest implementation that would work. Obviously, implementing a full fledged geocoder solution would be the next step.

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Serendipity 0.9 released

The Serendipity Team is proud to announce the availibility of the final version of 0.9 with a largely improved featureset, offering not only one of the best Blog-Engines around, but also as an aid for many CMS-needs you might face. It’s multi-user features have been drastically improved, making Serendipity an allround-killer-flexible Web-Application.

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Serendipity Geotag plugin

Well, I finally found the time to make a first version of a geotag plugin for Serendipity:
- serendipity_event_geotag (allows for lat/long metadata for events, puts it in the rss2 feed, provides a link to a mapping URL like Google Maps)
- serendipity_plugin_geotag_gmap (shows a Google Map, shows the entries on the map)

This site is the demo for the plugins. I generally geotag the entries in the places category, the feed of which is shown in the Google Map on the top-right of this page.

update: I’ve turned the map off for now, because it somehow doesn’t work in MSIE :( Firefox users can check out this temporary demo site.

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