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Is there any way to make a map of the Seqanswers Members? Anthony Fejes has a neat one, or even a google map would be cool.
Just an idea...
Just an idea...
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Could dump all the "location" entries, then automate a google->long/lat. There is a lot of junk entered in that field though.
Not a bad idea. I can get you the data if you can push it forward. -
I could use a break in my work - send over the data and I'll try tossing something together.--
Senthil PalanisamiComment
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Thanks Spenthil, share the code if you end up writing something.Originally posted by spenthil View Post-drdComment
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So I just realized I have this map from Google Analytics, will post it asap.
Alternatively, if we could find a ip->location lookup service we could toss in all the apache logs.
The user location field was a bad idea...Comment
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ECO - I did some geolocation stuff in a past life, should be able to toss something together pretty quickly (and ya, user location probably isn't that accurate). Send over the data if you want me to give it a go.
Also, I'll be sure to post up instructions on how I did it.--
Senthil PalanisamiComment
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Put some of the Analytics maps up here: http://seqanswers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4211
If you want to see more, let me know.
It would be pretty cool to have a realtime visualization of daily visitors...Comment
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