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by Lee Fee
Mon Nov 02, 2015 8:09 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: How can you query a database using server code?
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How can you query a database using server code?

Thanks Sergiy, Before posting this, I had successfully used the documentation page to create the parameters (params....) for 'skip', 'limit', 'sort', and code for step 5 (above). This all functions perfectly well and as expected. The issue is with the use of 'params.criteria' which is not well detai...
by Lee Fee
Sat Oct 31, 2015 6:45 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: How can you query a database using server code?
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How can you query a database using server code?

How can you query a database using server code (instead of a request query string approach)? The javascript code also needs to add wildcards to the search term. For example a query of 'bread' into a food database could return 'sourbread', 'white bread', 'bread pudding', etc The process overview is s...
by Lee Fee
Tue Apr 14, 2015 8:18 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: Geocoding tutorial - modifying server code if longitude and latitude values are known and stored in a database
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Geocoding tutorial - modifying server code if longitude and latitude values are known and stored in a database

Hi Yurii, sorry about the delay. I have been busy working on other functionalites and had somewhat given up on geocoding for the time being. Although I perhaps share a different sentiment to Robert, I do feel it would be beneficial to the community to have a example server script for this functional...
by Lee Fee
Wed Apr 01, 2015 10:14 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: Geocoding tutorial - modifying server code if longitude and latitude values are known and stored in a database
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Geocoding tutorial - modifying server code if longitude and latitude values are known and stored in a database

Thanks Yurii. In the app builder, the service response either dumps the entire database or displays { "results":[ ] } depending on the radius value. While this is an good improvement, it isn't quite what I was hoping for. For some reason the response isn't being filtered correctly by the f...
by Lee Fee
Sun Mar 29, 2015 11:13 pm
Forum: Issues
Topic: Geocoding tutorial - modifying server code if longitude and latitude values are known and stored in a database
Replies: 13
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Geocoding tutorial - modifying server code if longitude and latitude values are known and stored in a database

Hi, I am attempting to modify the server code found in the geocoding tutorial: https://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials... The only difference is that longitude and lattitude values of all 'customers' are stored on a database. Having explored other solutions to similar problems, I wish to avoid: Mappin...

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