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google maps guru needed

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has anyone experience of the google maps API?

I need a map with a boundary from a certain point and the ability to search a post code to see if it falls in within the boundary.

Is this doable and if so what's the cost to set this up?

PM me f you can help,

Thanks,

Fish
 
Like this one I coded? : http://bainbridgemarine.co.uk/Map.aspx

Ps: I didn't do the design, just the javascript / xml handling :D

Oh and it is doable, but I am not confident in my knowledge of the maps API :) so I won't quote for it

More detail: You set a radius around your points latitude and longitude and then request the geocoder tool to check if it falls within that radius.
 
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Like this one I coded? : http://bainbridgemarine.co.uk/Map.aspx

Ps: I didn't do the design, just the javascript / xml handling :D

Oh and it is doable, but I am not confident in my knowledge of the maps API :) so I won't quote for it

More detail: You set a radius around your points latitude and longitude and then request the geocoder tool to check if it falls within that radius.

Cheers Ashton
yep need something similar however it's not going to be a radius (I wish it that simple) rather a boundary, hopefully someone will step up to the challenge :p
 
Speak to the man in the fleetwood church, you can find him on google groups in the maps section, will have you sorted in no time.
 
Yeah you can set boundaries I believe, based on lat/long points and then they connect to form the boundary, is it more complex than vertex's? Should defo be possible :) good luck!
 
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