Zip code input to return location

I am wondering if there is a spry tool that I can use. I want
the user to input one of about 50 zip codes in my area and then
based on that input, return one of 3 locations(address).
TIA,
Bill

If you're in the USA and your server supports PHP -
A to Z store locator is fairly easy to work with:
www.php4script.com/store-locator-script/
Other flavors and zip code support can be found at HotScripts
www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Zip_Code_Locators/index.html
--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com
"Brhaynes75" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> I am developing a website that requires me to have a
store locator that
can
> return a list of results based off the user's zip code
submission. Can
anyone
> point me in the right direction?
>
> If there are solutions out there that can be purchased,
if the product is
> good, I will do that as well.
>
> Thanks in advance.
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P2805_STATE lov:
===========================================================================================
SELECT INITCAP(GEO_DATA_STATE.STATEFULLNAME) d,GEO_DATA_STATE.STATE v
FROM GEO_DATA_STATE, GEO_DATA_ZIP
WHERE isPrimary = 'P' and
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ORDER BY STATEFULLNAME
P2805_CITY lov:
===========================================================================================
SELECT UNIQUE (INITCAP(GEO_DATA_CITY.CITY)) d,GEO_DATA_CITY.CITY v
FROM GEO_DATA_STATE, GEO_DATA_ZIP, GEO_DATA_CITY
WHERE
trim(upper(GEO_DATA_ZIP.STATE)) = trim(upper(GEO_DATA_STATE.STATE)) and
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P2805_METRO_AREA lov:
===========================================================================================
SELECT UNIQUE (INITCAP(GEO_DATA_METRO.METRO_AREA)) d,GEO_DATA_METRO.CODE v
FROM GEO_DATA_STATE, GEO_DATA_ZIP, GEO_DATA_METRO
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P2805_NEIGHBORHOOD lov:
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SELECT UNIQUE (INITCAP(GEO_DATA_HOOD.HOOD)) d,GEO_DATA_HOOD.HOOD v
FROM GEO_DATA_STATE, GEO_DATA_ZIP, GEO_DATA_METRO, GEO_DATA_HOOD
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    FROM GEO_DATA_STATE, GEO_DATA_ZIP, GEO_DATA_CITY
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FOR i in (
    SELECT UNIQUE (INITCAP(GEO_DATA_HOOD.HOOD)) d, GEO_DATA_HOOD.HOOD v
    FROM GEO_DATA_STATE, GEO_DATA_ZIP, GEO_DATA_METRO, GEO_DATA_HOOD
    WHERE
    trim(upper(GEO_DATA_ZIP.STATE)) = trim(upper(GEO_DATA_STATE.STATE)) and
    trim(upper(GEO_DATA_ZIP.METROCODE)) = trim(upper(GEO_DATA_METRO.CODE)) and
    GEO_DATA_HOOD.METRO_CODE = GEO_DATA_METRO.CODE and
    GEO_DATA_ZIP.ZIPCODE = :P2805_ZIPCODE
    ORDER BY 1
LOOP
    htp.prn('<OPTION VALUE=''' || i.v || '''>' || i.d || '</OPTION>');
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end;It doesn't look like I would have to modify the appendToSelect function at all, correct? Is the checkbox that I need to populate handled the same way as these select lists? And it seems like I only need to make the 2 changes that you mentioned to get_AJAX_SELECT_XML function, right? So my javascript function should be like:
<script language="JavaScript1.1" type="text/javascript">
function get_AJAX_SELECT_XML(pThis,pSelect1,pSelect2,pSelect3,pSelect4){
if (document.getElementById('P2805_ZIPCODE').value.length == 5)
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          for(var i=0;i<l_Count;i++){
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     if(gReturn && l_Select2){
          var l_Count = sels[1].getElementsByTagName("option").length;
          l_Select2.length = 0;
          for(var i=0;i<l_Count;i++){
               var l_Opt_Xml = sels[1].getElementsByTagName("option")[i];
               appendToSelect(l_Select2, l_Opt_Xml.getAttribute('value'), l_Opt_Xml.firstChild.nodeValue)
     if(gReturn && l_Select3){
          var l_Count = sels[2].getElementsByTagName("option").length;
          l_Select3.length = 0;
          for(var i=0;i<l_Count;i++){
               var l_Opt_Xml = sels[2].getElementsByTagName("option")[i];
               appendToSelect(l_Select3, l_Opt_Xml.getAttribute('value'), l_Opt_Xml.firstChild.nodeValue)
     if(gReturn && l_Select4){
          var l_Count = sels[3].getElementsByTagName("option").length;
          l_Select4.length = 0;
          for(var i=0;i<l_Count;i++){
               var l_Opt_Xml = sels[3].getElementsByTagName("option")[i];
               appendToSelect(l_Select4, l_Opt_Xml.getAttribute('value'), l_Opt_Xml.firstChild.nodeValue)
     get = null;
</script>
And then since all 4 items (3 select lists and 1 checkbox item) are populated based on the value inputted in the text field item, I would only need to add the following to the html form element attribute of my text field item, right?
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On my airshow website we have a feedback form, one of the questions is the zipcode where the visitor came from. This works fine. The summary results tab includes a lookup for the zipcode where I show the city associated with the zipcode and then how many responses came from that zipcode. This can be seen here http://www.hollisterairshow.com/feedback-results.php?tab=7
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// Make a MySQL Connection
$query = "SELECT feedback.zip, COUNT(feedback.zip), zipcodes.citystate FROM feedback, zipcodes WHERE feedback.zip = zipcodes.zipcode GROUP BY feedback.zip";
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());
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echo $row['zip']. " ". $row['COUNT(feedback.zip)']. " ". $row['citystate'];
echo "<br />";
?>
</div>

Use an outer join on the two tables so that results are returned for all feedback rows, instead of just matching rows. The column zipcodes.citystate will be NULL. In your recordset output, you can test for null in the column and populate it with "Invalid Zipcode" if you want.
You'll need to move the join to the FROM clause as I believe that MySQL does not support outer joins in the WHERE clause like most other DBMS's.

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This is a problem I've started to notice on a bunch of webpages (including newegg.com) with Safari 2.0. Many times Safari will not let me enter my zip code into an HTML form field because it starts with a zero (like about half the zip codes in the U.S. northeast). Let us say my zip code is 02142 -- when I enter it in, Safair "autocorrects" it to "2142" after the control loses focus. Nothing seems to undo this, and I can't find any setting that fixes it. So the site I submit it to says, "Hey, that's not a valid zip code!" I've tried it with Firefox and Internet Explorer and neither seem to do this behavior (so I often have to leave whatever transaction I was trying to go through, open up Internet Explorer, and re-do the entire transaction -- all because Safari doesn't trust me to know what I want to type in).
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I can confirm this bug (isn't it irritating?). One solution is to use another browser; I've never had this problem in Firefox. Another would be to turn off AutoFill; even though you're not using an AutoFill entry, AutoFill seems to have this unfortunate effect on leading zeros entered manually.
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I had this problem for a while using Safari to enter ZIP codes into some forms -- but only when the ZIP code started with (at least one) zero. The work-around was to use MS IE for Mac (which I hear is still available, just no longer supported) for those sites. It's probably worth trying FireFox, too.
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