Introduction
The Geo::Postcodes family of classes has information about the postcodes
and derived information for selected countries (curently Denmark and Norway),
and methods to select them.
1. October: Released version 0.32 of the core module. The most important change
is the additon of an ajax example.
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The Modules
Geo::Postcodes
- Base class (core module), which must be installed before the individual country modules.
Current version: 0.32 - released 1. October 2006.
Documentation:
Manual |
Tutorial |
Selection Tutorial |
Ajax Tutorial |
Changelog
Geo::Postcodes::DK
- Danish postcodes, postal locations, addresses and address owners.
It includes Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
Current version: 0.31 - released 24. September 2006.
Requires: Geo::Postcodes version 0.31.
Documentation:
Manual |
Changelog
Examples:
basic_dk |
selection_dk |
multiselection_dk |
static_dk
(available in the 'eg/'-directory of the distribution).
Geo::Postcodes::NO
- Norwegian postcodes, postal locations, boroughs (kommuner), borough numbers
and counties (fylker).
Current version: 0.31 - released 24. September 2006.
Requires: Geo::Postcodes version 0.31.
Documentation:
Manual |
Changelog
Examples:
basic_no |
selection_no |
multiselection_no |
static_no
(available in the 'eg/'-directory of the distribution).
Sample Online Usage
Basic
- Enter a postcode and get all the available information.
Online version of
basic_dk and
basic_no.
Selection
- Select more than one postcode object.
Online version of
selection_no and
selection_dk.
Multiselection
- As above, but with multiple selection clauses.
Online version of
multiselection_no and
multiselection_dk.
Ajax
- Enter a postcode and get the location automatically.
Postal Links
See also the Universal Post Union's list of
Postal administrations.
Copyright and Licence
Copyright (C) 2006 by Arne Sommer -
perl@bbop.org.
These libraries are free software; you can redistribute them and/or modify
them under the same terms as Perl itself.
Please report any errors, omissions or suggestions to
perl@bbop.org.
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