About:
php Dealer Locator is a quick and easy Web-based PHP application that lets you keep track of your business's dealers. This allows your visitors to find the nearest store or dealer by searching by name, distance, city, and zipcode. It is a "drop-in" application that works no matter how many dealers or stores there are.

Author:
YourPHPPro [contact developer]

Rating:	reset 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
8.05/10.00 (2 votes)

Homepage:
http://phpdealerlocator.yourphppro.com/
Purchase:
http://phpdealerlocator.yourphppro.com/
Demo site:
http://phpdealerlocator.yourphppro.com/demo/

Trove categories: [change]

[Development Status]		5 - Production/Stable
[Environment]		Web Environment
[Intended Audience]		Developers, System Administrators
[License]		Other/Proprietary License with Source
[Operating System]		OS Independent
[Programming Language]		PHP
[Topic]		Database, Internet :: WWW/HTTP, Internet :: WWW/HTTP :: Dynamic Content, Office/Business, Utilities

Dependencies: [change]
MySQL 3.23.23 (required)
PHP 4.2.0 (required)
MySQL 4.0.16 (recommended)
PHP 4.3.3 (recommended)
[download links]

 Branches

Branch	Version	Last release	License	URLs
Default	4.6	31-Oct-2006	Other/Proprietary License with Source

 Comments

[»] Nice program, but...
by mugitty - Feb 10th 2003 07:54:11

I realize that there's a lot of coding that went into this (much more than I could hope to accomplish) and that it's being offered as open source, but the only way to contact the author at all seems to be if one blindly purchases support.

This is somewhat a disservice to an otherwise excellent program as (just in case someone finds an error in the code) you are unable to alert the author.

Two observations:
1) Some entries yield no results when the origin zip code is the same as the dealer zipcode. It is not consistent, but I have a dealer entered in ZIP 99336, and if I search on 99336, I get no result- if I search on 99337, the listing shows up.
2) ALL sorting options from the results pages result in an SQL error.

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[»] Re: Nice program, but...
by YourPHPPro - Feb 21st 2003 14:10:41


> I realize that there's a lot of coding
> that went into this but the
> only way to contact the author at all
> seems to be if one blindly purchases
> support.
>
> Two observations:
> 1) Some entries yield no results ...
> 2) ALL sorting options...
Contact can be made at http://www.yourphppro.com

Inconsistant SQL returns are caused by mySQL. Upgrading to latest/greatest mySQL normally takes care of the problems.

Upgrading to latest version fixes sql errors when sorting.





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