Staryon,
I've used requests.php to build a geotag request to accept remote Web lookups for the Geotagging script I've been writing. Works well, and basically just copied and refactored what was already in requests.php. Said another way, I don't know PHP well, but I can copy and paste to make what I want.
My section drops right into requests.php, but I've also during testing made a separate geotag.php so I have either option. Which would you feel more comfortable accepting into the TrackMe server code?
This is assuming you're comfortable with the whole idea that users can utilize your TrackMe server/database to look up their datapoints for geotagging images. The API is simple, so people could always write their own tagging script and use the same server code. For example, Windows users might want to write something in .Net which has a GUI. Me, I'll stick to Perl.
Let me know, I'll PM you the URL to check it out.
Thanks for that.
Yes, I think a separate file is better so we keep TrackMe's core separated from user plugins.
I'll take a look at the URL later.
Regards