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Kevin, et al, this sounds like a wonderful program, but when I run it I get a error message. I will try to attach a jpg file of the error message - not sure that it will work. Any help would be great! The error is coming from the following line of code: Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.Fil...

Yes, the Yahoo! API only allows for 200-300 calls per session I believe...

I could not find any information on this, but I highly doubt they store address requests via their web service...just from a purely technical viewpoint, the amount of data they'd be storing would be enormous and wouldn't mean much to them. I know for a fact they do not store IM sessions (had to inve...

I've continued to receive a LOT of feedback from folks wanting access to the WardMap I had hosted. I've explained to them I can't, due to the reasons posted earlier in this thread. As such, I created a VBS file that anyone can run on their Windows machine and consume their Ward Member CSV file from ...

Just some thoughts - First of all I think this thread is exactly why this will be a great site. A member had an excellent idea, shared it on the forum, discussed, then the church IT saw the benefit and decided to look into the possibility of adopting the code. I hope everything works out and that t...

For the benefit of those of us who didn't look at it when it was up, would it be possible for us to see it using dummy data? I'm not sure how hard it would be to dummy something up. Doesn't do it justice, but here's an image of the interactive ward maps: http://wardmap.theballfamily.org/images/mapS...

Just a quick follow-up note that the application and all associated data have been removed from the ward map server. Thanks, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks for the kind words. I've received about 50 emails from the 100+ wards signed up thus far, and it seems like the majority of users really like this at a leadership level.

With all of the mapping mash-ups popping up, I couldn't help but think it'd be neat to have a map that showed where all of the members of a ward lived. I originally started a mash-up just for myself and was amazed to see how many members lived around me. I introduced it to my ward and the feedback w...