I\'m working on a Rails application, which is very similar to Twitter, that is used to track members of a teams and their updated status through status updates called \'pings\'. Twitter calls these st
I am trying to use the geokit-rails3 gem for geolocation information in a rails application. I have a simple model:
Just started playing with geokit and trying some things out... Things are pretty much working as expected, given a point, its finding things nearby.
I have a polymorphic Location model: class Location < ActiveRecord::Base 开发者_运维知识库 acts_as_mappable
I\'m searching for complete explanations about how to use geokit-rails3. I\'ve found loads for rails2 but not for rails3. Does any of you have a simple and complete tutorial about how to display a goo
I have a rather complex (or so it seems) geokit based location search on my site.In short, I have a model named \"Campaigns\" that belongs to another model called \"Businesses\".When I am searching on
I\'m using Geokit. I have the following in my model: # Distance-based finder method # Usage: # - find_this_within(Shop.first, 10)
开发者_开发技巧I\'ve been using the geokit and geokit-rails gem for rails for awhile but one question I haven\'t found answered is how to find the calculated aggregate center for a collection of point
Iam using geokit-rails (http://github.com/jlecour/geokit-rails branch gem). I like to build a scope like
I come across a small issue in my app.I\'m currently using geokit to find objects near a given location, and I use the sort_by_distance_from on the found set.