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Geolocation Proximity
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7.x-2.x-dev
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Created:
13 Oct 2011 at 15:31 UTC
Updated:
14 Dec 2016 at 18:26 UTC
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Comment #1
mauriziopinotti commentedciao Augusto,
should be supported natively, have a look here:
http://www.321sposi.it/bozza/ricerca-aziende-servizi-matrimoni?srv=1
Comment #2
cesareaugusto commentedThanks for your reply twist3r! How could I implement this? Which variables (if there are any) should I put into my view?
Comment #3
mauriziopinotti commentednot sure if I ever uploaded the latest version, please see attached file, that's the module used by the above site.
Comment #4
cesareaugusto commentedThanks very much twist3r! Shall test it out and give it a try!
Comment #5
derjochenmeyer commentedComment #6
gthing commentedHmm... Is this ever going to happen? I need this for my use case.
Comment #7
gthing commented$25 bounty for this feature.
Comment #8
gardy commentedI found a simple solution for this. Not the best, but works well. If there is no filter value it gets the users location with IPGV&M.
Just add the following lines to geolocation_proximity.views.inc at line 73.
Comment #9
amarwin commentedHai am using this module. i need views results depends on my browser lat and long values. for location module i use return ip_geoloc_get_visitor_location(); for browser location filter. but i dont know for this. i need help for this.
Comment #10
amarwin commentedhi gardy,
your code does not work for me. can you please clearly explain. which version i need to put this code.
Comment #11
alfthecat commentedSame here, not working... I think having this module work with proximity views in conjunction with IP_geoloc is highly desirable.
Comment #12
edutrul commentedSubsrcibe! +1
Comment #13
pixelsweatshop commented@edutrul, please use the follow button in the top right next time you want to subscribe.