[Location search (miles versus kilometers)]

The Location Search spud lets visitors find events that take place within a specific distance of their current location (detected automatically) or of a geographical location they provide (for example, within 20 kilometers of Auckland, New Zealand or within 10 miles of 1200 5th Avenue, Seattle).

To set the unit of measure (miles versus kilometers):

1. In the editing environment, make the publication active for which you want to set the unit of measure. Click Publish Settings.
2. In the Publishing Control Panel, on the Publish Settings tab, click Edit Publish Settings.
3. In the Publish Settings section of the form, select the unit of measure you want to use and click OK.

   

4. Unit of measure settings are automatically reflected in the Location Search spud.
   
   

[Location search (miles versus kilometers)]

We don't use "Miles" here in New Zealand, instead we use Kilometres. Unless you are a Kiwi older than about 40 you won't even know what a mile is! Could we please have a choice of displaying Miles or Kilometres in the Location Search control spud?

[Can I find out who is getting RSS feeds from my calendar?]

Is there any way of finding out what IP addresses or sites are taking or subscribing to RSS (and the other) feeds from my Trumba calendars?

[Is there any way to prevent some one else from re-publishing my calendar?]

Is there any way to ensure that some one else can't come along, read my publicly published calendar, look at the source code an dsee how the iFrames are set up and then simply go away and set up their own web page that points to my calendar?

As my calendar gains users and events it will be tempting for other people to re-publish my hard work. How can I prevent this?