Using ip2 country database

griffinsbridge · Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 10:17 am

Hi

trying to do some Geolocation outside of Nuke sentinel.

Basically, just want to display the flag of where users are.

so would this be sufficient?

Code:

$Geoip = ip2long($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
$sqlGeo = 'SELECT c2c FROM nuke_nsnst_ip2country WHERE ip_lo <= "'.$Geoip.'" AND ip_hi >= "'.$Geoip.'"';
$resultGeo = $db->sql_query($sqlGeo);
$rowGeo = $db->sql_fetchrow($resultGeo);

if($rowGeo['c2c'] == ""){
$rowGeo['c2c'] = '00';
}

echo'<img src="images/nukesentinel/countries/'.$rowGeo['c2c'].'.png" />';

reason i ask is that Ive already implemented this, but sometimes people are coming up as 'unknown' yet in sentinel, they're showing a location.

thanks in advance

jakec · Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 1:26 pm

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Raven · Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:27 pm

Try this:

$Geoip = ip2long($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
$sqlGeo = 'SELECT distinct(c2c) FROM nuke_nsnst_ip2country WHERE "'.$Geoip.'" BETWEEN ip_lo AND ip_hi';
$resultGeo = $db->sql_query($sqlGeo);
if ($db->sql_numrows($resultGeo) > 0) {
$rowGeo = $db->sql_fetchrow($resultGeo);

if (empty($rowGeo['c2c'])) {
$rowGeo['c2c'] = '00';
}
}

echo '<img src="images/nukesentinel/countries/'.$rowGeo['c2c'].'.png" />';

emmaphp · Worker Joined: Aug 22, 2006 Posts: 175

Hi all,

I previously made a posting to do with GeoIP technology at the following link:

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However I have just come across the info here and tried out code above that Raven suggested, just to see a working example of how this (GeoIP) technology can be of use, (i.e serving specific content to different users, depending on their geographic location and in this case simply displaying the relevant flag to a users location).

My first directly related point is that I used the code provided to create a simple module and when I visited the module directly from my ISP, it did indeed display the correct flag for my country/location.

I then tried to access the same module using a proxy server, (in this case

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to see a different flag displayed, however where there should have been a flag displayed, the image was simply missing. So, I am wondering why this would be, moreover, if for whatever reason the 'technology' cannot detect the correct image to display from the flag files/graphics already in nuke, I wonder if it is possible to display a generic/default image?

Next, I am wondering, instead of simply making different flags appear depending on a users location, how I can customise this solution.

What I thought was this scenario. I could have 4 different modules, each containing the same information, but in 4 different languages, (one in English, Spanish, French and Italian). How can I customise this solution to display content that has a link to the relevant module/full URL specific to the users location?