Your examples are helpful. I am new to PHP and tasked with uploading data from our ERP system into Sugar. I am getting the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_DNUMBER, expecting ‘)’ in C:\Documents and Settings\FAVARJ\My Documents\My Web Sites\PHP Project\Include\test1.php on line 17

Below is the code. Any help would be appreciated. I am using Eclipse Helios as my IDE.

‘http://localhost:60868/index.php?module=Home&action=index/sugarcrm/soap.php',
“uri” => ‘http://www.sugarcrm.com/sugarcrm',
“trace” => 1
);

//user authentication array
$user_auth = array(
“user_name” => ‘root’,
“password” => MD5(‘admin’),
“version” => ‘.01′);

// connect to soap server
$client = new SoapClient(NULL, $options);

// Login to SugarCRM
$response->id = $client->login($user_auth,’test’);

$session_id = $response->id;

// look what modules sugar exposes
$response = $client->get_available_modules($session_id);

// look in more detail at the fields in a module
$response = $client->get_module_fields($session_id, ‘Accounts’);

var_dump($response);

echo ($response);
echo(“above is the repsonse”);

?>

Ok–this is fairly straight forward. You just go into the fusion tables and click ‘visualize’ and then map. Fusion tables will provide an embeddable object for you. I haven’t yet worked with an API to sync directly between maps and fusion tables, but I can at least tell you that the main hurtles are:

1) Converting addresses to geo code. Maps won’t map anything but geo code.

2) Reading in XML vs programmatically telling maps to plot something. It seems you can only post a few plots on a map unless the map is pulling from XML.

Good luck!

You’re going to want to look into logic hooks. They are pretty simple to build if you go through one of the tutorials. I’m using 5.5.4, so I look here: https://www.sugarcrm.com/crm/support/documentation/SugarCommunityEdition/5.5/-docs-Developer_Guides-Sugar_Developer_Guide_5.5.1-Chapter%204%20Customizing%20Sugar.html#9000567

(Just make sure you are following the upgrade-safe guidelines.)

Cheers,
Dean