solved any skin coming out based on only events

iLoveHouseMusic:
No it's down for good. =(
As a follow up, I looked at the Nova Events (concerts) template and the ranking I thought was "Events near Me" is actually "By Location", alphabetically. It was the jrMobile module that had a tab for "Clubs Near me" I think?

I think Resident Advisor has an API but I don't know if can pull Venues. Regardless I think Google API would be a better choice.

I recall now, first I would log into my Club Module, Select Add Club. Then it would take me to a Google Map API. I would first select a City (this narrows down the search). Then type the Venue Name, hit search. A list of search results would appear. I would select the venue, hit save. IT adds to the Club Database.

I'm sure there's a better way to do that now though...

boplive:
The event module in genesis looks very nice since it has google map integration. ..can that be Used without genesis core and be use in the original jr5 core

boplive:
bummmmmmmmmmer...is there a module like the Genesis Event that is coming out soon..
which has the google map integration in it that relates to an event

brian:
Just be aware that if you sell stuff on your site, integrating with Google Maps is not allowed due to their terms of service.

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Does my site meet the Terms of Service for the Google Maps API?

The Maps API is available for all sites that are accessible to consumers without charge. You can use the Google Maps APIs on both commercial and non-profit websites as long as your site meets the Terms of Service.

However, there are some uses of the Google Maps APIs that we just don't want to see: maps that identify the places to buy illegal drugs in a city, for instance, or any other illegal activity. We also respect people's privacy, so the Google Maps APIs shouldn't be used to identify private information about individuals.

You should use your own counsel to determine whether your application complies with the Terms of Service before you develop and launch it. Google engineers can only offer technical assistance and are not qualified to offer legal advice. Google reserves the right to suspend or terminate your use of the service at any time, so please read the Terms of Service carefully.

If you operate an enterprise or commercial website, you may also be interested in Google Maps API for Business which has modified Terms of Service that may better suit your needs.


Can I use the Google Maps API on a commercial website?

As long as your site is generally accessible to consumers without charge, you may use the Google Maps API. For example, if your website is supported by advertising, it likely falls within the Google Maps API Terms of Service. If you charge people to place information on your map (e.g. to list their homes for sale), but you display this information using the Google Maps API on a free part of your site, you'll also meet the Google Maps API Terms of Service.

However, not all commercial uses are allowed. For example, if your site meets any of the following criteria you must purchase the appropriate Google Maps API for Business license:

Your site is only available to paying customers.
Your site is only accessible within your company or on your intranet.
Your application relates to enterprise dispatch, fleet management, business asset tracking, or similar applications.

Remember, Google reserves the right to suspend or terminate your use of the Google Maps API at any time, so please ensure that you read the Terms of Service carefully.