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Is anyone aware of a plugin for word press that allows a csv file of zip codes to be loaded into a database, when a matching zipcode is searched for an optional action is taken (like showing a location)
We have a client who has various territories that serve certain areas. They have provided us with a CSV file that shows the list of zip codes served for each location so a visitor only needs to search for their zip code and the company that serves that area would appear...
We don't need to show a map or anything like that just contact information for that location... I've been looking for an easy way to do this but have not found one yet.... Just wondering if there something out there before we do this with mysql
There are a few plugins for CSV import, but they seem to be dealing with Post import and not custom data like ZIP code data.
This may not be the best way, but I would use a tool like Navicat to create a new table in your database for the zipcode data and then create a template in your theme that searches against that table to get your results. I beleive the phpMyAdmin will also import a CSV into a table, and WordPress has a plugin for this, Portable phpMyAdmin.
Example: you could use wpdb class to connect to your ZIP Code table and return the results you need.
There's only a few plugins for wordpress (mainly woocommerce) and other platforms that let you do this. The woocommerce service availability zip code search apps are focused on e-commerce. https://www.google.com/search?q=woocommerce+delivery+area+plugin
If you're looking for something more flexible, take a look at https://deliverychecker.co
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I'm not quite sure if stackoverflow is the correct site to post this on, but i dont see any other better fit for it when it comes to the stack exchange sites.
Vim has a lot of documentation, everything from free books to interactive learning, but there seems to be a piece missing, at least from what i can see.
Despite all the documentation im unable to find a complete list of all options that can be specified in a .vimrc file, does anyone know where this is documented ? It is not documented in :help vimrc or any other documentation ive seen, not even the free books ive looked at. The vim tricks wiki gives an intro like so many other pages on the web, but thats about it..no page or documentation seems to list all available options for the vimrc file. The man page doesnt even list a single option, only usage and command line options.
The books and other documentation are good at mentioning how to use vim but not how to configure the configuration file.
So, does someone know where i can find a complete list of all available options in the vimrc file ?
:help 'option' will take you to the documentation of any option. All of those are contained in a single documentation file named option.txt.
Additionally, you can obtain a special report that shows all options, a short help, and the current values via
:options
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I am going to develop a journal system which has paper submission and review actions with evalution forms,something like OJS system. I want to use drupal for it but I am not sure if it is a good choice.
Does Drupal have ability to create such applications ?
It is a very generic question. To answer some part:
Drupal can be customized and used for a lot of projects, thanks to the powerful community and module developers.
Let me give a glimpse of possibilities, you can find the rest:
Each paper can be a content type. Each user can have specific roles and permissions (eg. publisher, editor, reviewer etc) who are allowed to do specifically what you allow them to do. They can apply for higher roles as well.
Each review process can be captured and maintained using workflow module. There are plenty of tutorials for that.
List of articles can be shown with various properties and filters using views. They can be shown in various regions of a theme you select or make of your own (or customize).
The community can be built using forums.
In short there are thousands of possible ways you can make this. But one note from personal experience: sometimes you will find extremely tough things to be done in simple ways, while simple things will take time. This is mostly because like all systems, it takes a bit of time to get used to with the drupal api.
Best of luck!
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I wanted to go through java project publishing cycle and I've noticed people mostly use "org"."projectname".etc so i was wondering about this style advantages and why org is very much common ?
A Book or tutorial of such stuff would be great.
It is amazing what a simple search like "java package naming conventions" can yield in Google.
Java Package Naming Conventions
by Wikipedia.
The Java Tutorial: Naming a
Package
Java Language Specification: Unique
Package Names
org. is commonly (though not always) used for open source projects because they are released in a not-for-profit way. However, within companies you will find a lot of code using com.companyname, or even just companyname. or projectname. (the latter two styles are not recommended.) So I don't think it's true that "most people" use org - that's just what it looks like because you can't see all of that private company code on the Internet!
The reason for all this is that Sun, the company that created Java, recommends that people put classes in packages named after their domain name, reversed, and create subpackages within that to be unique within their organisation. The purpose is to avoid name clashes. That is why apache packages start with org.apache, for example - because apache's main domain name is apache.org.
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I am doing a project, for which I need to know all the wikipedia article names (I don't need the content). Is there a place where I can download this data.
Check out this page here on Wikipedia - there is an option to just download an archive with the names of the articles. Here's the actual path to the download page:
All Titles (gzipped) - 32+ Mb at the time of posting.
Edit:
You may notice non-English titles appearing in the list (and some profanity - be advised) contained in enwiki-latest-all-titles-in-ns0.gz. This is because by default most people create content on the main English wiki (language code en). If you were to investigate other language dumps you will observe there are different sets of articles.
Reading on the main download page, there are references to being able to use the Wikipedia API to perform some types of querying on Wikipedia, but I'm not sure this will resolve your problem (taxonomy of the pages doesn't seem to provide a simple way to differentiate "English" content vs "content on English wiki").
I'm not aware of any central list of articles, but if you just need a large number of them rather than a complete list (bearing in mind that any complete list will always be out of date anyway) then you could probably put something together with wget to recursively follow links within wikipedia from the main page and store the URLs you get.
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I have to search inside PDF files for an upcoming (ASP.NET MVC) project in shared hosting environment. What is the best solution? Any third part product?
Lucene is a popular choice. See Lucene FAQ on searching pdfs.
Lucene is a good choice - for ASP.NET, using Lucene.NET is the best bet. Lucene is an indexing engine only, meaning you'll have to provide it with the text from the PDF. If you have access to the web server, you can install an IFilter for this (I recommend Foxit's PDF filter). Otherwise you'll have to get hold of some code to use on your website to parse and filter the PDF.
Docotic.Pdf library can help with such task.
The library could be used to extract text (with or without formatting). The extracted text can be used to create an index. You can even use String.IndexOf method if you just want to know if a PDF file contains a given text.
The library can also retrieve a collection of words with their bounding rectangles from PDFs. This might be useful if you need to know exact position of a text in a file.
Disclaimer: I work for the vendor of the library.