First off, I'm working with tumblr.com which allows Javascript, but not PHP embedded in the HTML pages. It strips them out. I want to be able to get the country code (us, ca, uk, etc.) when a visitor visits my webpage so I can provide links for their locale. I'm having a very hard time finding correct information with examples to get this working. There was some .js libraries out there, but they don't work properly and say I'm in CA when I'm in US, like the jsapi from Google. Is there a way to execute a .php script which would output the country code of the visitor and be able to read/capture this result within the Javascript?
I have a few javascripts. I would like to show a certain script based on the country ip of the viewer, how would I achieve this? is there html I could use to run the javascript based on the country ip?
How can make me selectting a country and then come out with a relative cities ?
for example if i select the American <select name="country"> <option value="american">american </option> <option value="australia">australia </option> </select>
I'm trying to build a pretty simple form that will redirect a user to a particular page based one the geographic location that they choose. I've actually found a pretty nifty script here [URL] but for the life of me, I can't get it to redirect a user when they hit a submit button. I can't get over the feeling that I'm missing something really simple.
Using JSON/JQuery/PHP I would like to be able to accomplish a dynamic dropdownlist. In my situation, I am trying to fetch countries from a mySQL database. Once user has selected a Country, if it is USA or Canada, I populate a Province DropDownList with the correct states / provinces.
I'm trying, so far unsuccessful to make a function to change the name of a hidden input based upon the country of the user, i have some php code that determines there country of origin of the user fine. I then have a small java script function to change the name of the hidden input depending on the country of origin.
The php variable that holds the country of origin is $country; that variable then needs to be assigned to x in my java script function. $country is equal to AU if your in Australia and US if your in America.[code]...
I have a property site and I currently have it set up do that when entering a property the person selects a country.Depending on the country selected, the town drop down populates with certain towns in that country.ecause of the number of countries this javascript is pertty large and that worries me slightly. Also, if someone hasjavascript turned off then it doesn't work.In order to make it more accessible, would I have to seperate the form into 2 sepertate pages.
If you've seen from my previous posts in this forum, you may have noticed that i'm a newbie when it comes to javascript, anyway. I'm trying to create an array sort of thing to convert the country name's to continent, and set it as a cookie. I spent all that time writing a PHP script for this same thing only to find out that my webhost does not have the maxmind apache module. I also don't know how to get the value of the country from a javascript function.
PHP Code: function country_to_continent( $country ){$continent = '';if( $country== 'AF' ) $continent ='AS'; --CUT OFF DUE TO TEXT LIMIT, FIND THE FULL CODE HERE: http://infinitymedia.pastebin.com/7WWDeyVT return $continent;}
Initially the form is loaded using ASP and HTML and the ü codes display the characters correctly. I have the values stored in a javascript array so that I can more easily and dynamically change the state/region dropdown when the country changes. However, when my javascript code tries to add the new option and print out new region the literal value such as "Würrtemberg" is displayed instead of the special character.
I just wanted to know if javascript could possibly see where a visitor is heading to on the way out of a web site? Trying to find a more convenient way for people to enter URLs for bookmarks on my start page.
I want to control where my visitors are coming fromSo not visiting from google or their homepage etc etc. i want them to enter the site from one specific site.
My page has a form which has some sections that do not show unless needed, but if JS is turned off then these section will never show, so looking for a way to test if it is on or not and if not allow the page to display everything that would normally be hidden unless needed.
this is a simple script, that uses ajax that sends to the server the total amount of time (in seconds) that the visitor was reading or whatever.
var startime=(new Date()).getTime();window.onunload=function(){ var x=(window.ActiveXObject)?new ActiveXObject('Microsoft.XMLHTTP'):new XMLHttpRequest(); x.open("GET","count.php?t="+(((new Date()).getTime()-startime)/1000),true);x.send(null)}
I have seen many visitor tracking sites that log a visitor's geographical location and the ISP they are connecting through, among other useful information. I am posting this in the PHP forums and Javascript forums as thats what most trackers use (StatCounter in particular).
I've been trying to figure out how to detect if a visitor is using a proxy. If seen php code similar to this again and again (just ignore the code since it doesn't work for anonymous proxy)
But as I mentioned this never works for anonymous proxies.However,every anonymous proxy I've tried puts THEIR domain somewhere in the url.Why can't we just detect anonymous proxy with Javascript by just getting
document.location.href
and making sure that the url is what it's supposed to be.This seems way too easy to be reliable.
I have recently started a website which tells visitor's IP address, location and others details. I want to add some more functions to it. I found no way to detect visitors Internet Service Provider (ISP) using PHP. I would like to know if there is any way to do so in Javascript.[url]...
I am looking to insert a keyword in to a javascript alert box when someone visits my website, so say they came from codingforums, it would say "Welcome, CodingForums.com Visitor". My keyword will be passed from the ad platform I am working with and shows up correctly in the tracking, so I'd imagine it's just a case of having the snippet of code for it to show in the alert, correct? If there is no keyword, I would just like it to say "Welcome Visitor" or something.
