The Whereis module is a proof of concept that allows you to send coordinates from your GPS-enabled phone to Drupal. At the moment this module doesn't do much except update a location-enabled node with a new latitude and longitude.
This module gives the ability to add extra markers from a views to pre-existing map made with the GMap Module.
To use:
The Embed Google Maps module provides a CCK field for embedding Google Maps into nodes. You can embed any kind of Google Maps including driving directions and personal maps. You can also type a search query into the field and display the search results in the field.
No Google Maps API key is required. Maps can be embedded right away with no setup needed.
This module provides multiple blocks with current conditions and 2 days forecasts using the API from http://weather.yahoo.com
Development sponsored by Alquimia Proyectos Digitales.
Original development by Jacinto Capote
Code review and improvements by Pedro Lozano
This module enables administrators to create blocks containing a Google Map. Each map is highly configurable and can contain multiple locations which are created separately and are therefore reusable in multiple blocks. A location is created by just adding an address, and per location administrators can specify whether or not a marker should be created, if an info window should be used and if a directions form should be used. It is also possible to upload a custom marker icon image.
The "Yandex maps" module shows locative data using the Yandex maps API (http://api.yandex.ru/maps/).
Geolocator is an add-on behavior for the OpenLayers module. It uses work from the camptocamp project funded by the UN to enable HTML5 and Google Gears geolocation (via IP and other factors).
The project is unfinished; to be frank, it has barely started. Also, this functionality needs a bit of explanation:
GMap_Direx (GMap Direction Extras) is a module that allows the request of directions
from Google's GMap service and stores all details about the direction in the Drupal
database for later view. All those directions are user specific and no route can be
saved more than once.
The Yelp (formally 'Yelp Search Results') package contains two modules which allow for searching and displaying business results from Yelp, using the Yelp API.
The Yelp API module provides the necessary functions and hooks to query the Yelp API and return results. It does not display results on its own, merely provides a framework for fetching, caching and returning results. To use the Yelp API (and any modules that depend on it) you will need to obtain API keys.
Attaches geo information (latitude, longitude, bounding boxes, etc.) to taxonomy terms. Provides Views integration.
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