bellydeals

Our specific use for the apps will probably not look like the app that is being developed.

Mostly cosmetic changes.

I would prefer interested developers contact me privately.

Thanks.

nam@dollargame.com

I think I will stick with what I am doing now, which is editing the listing once the geolocation coordinates have been obtained. I just change the region to the island instead if the state of Hawaii. It means we have to manually do this for each new listing, but since it is a relatively small set of listings, it should be OK.

Is this something that could be added if I hired a developer to look at it, or is it something inherent in the design?

I know you couldn’t change the way the google side works, but maybe there is some other work around? Maybe build a table with the zip codes so that when the filtering is done, it can cross reference the zip code to find the island? I know it is an isolated thing for Hawaii, but someone else might want to filter on parrish or county.

In the US this would be equivalent to filtering based on the county. Country-state-county-city-neighborhood.

Thanks. If I use tags, then once a user selects an island, can the tags be used to limit the places displayed? For example, if you are in San Diego and you select that as your location, you would never see anything Boston when you do searches. How would the tags be used to filter the results for everything?

If you look at the site, I have menu items for each of the islands on the top of the page. What would I need to do to get the menus to display a page of only places on that island if I added a field as you suggested? Sorry, I’m fairly new at this.