Benjamin Pick

Can you post the PHP error you are seeing, please?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Benjamin Pick.

My suggestion is you create 2 register buttons, then show one and hide the other depending on the country with these shortcodes:

https://github.com/yellowtree/geoip-detect/wiki/API%3A-Shortcodes#show-or-hide-content-depending-on-the-location

Thank you, I have changed my deploy script, this will be fixed in the next version of the plugin.

Perfect!

Which PHP version are you using?
Please try uploading 5.1.1 manually, this should fix the problem.

This should be fixed in 5.1.1 now.

Tracing – do you want to show the text, use it to pre-fill their country? Both are possible with Contact Form 7 together with this plugin:

https://github.com/yellowtree/geoip-detect/wiki/API:-Shortcodes-for-Contact-Form-7

This is available in Version 5.1.1-beta1
See https://github.com/yellowtree/geoip-detect/wiki/Beta-Testing

Sounds weird. Does this occur once or regularly?

Save button – the shortcode only creates the select input field. You can use it e.g. in a Contact Form 7 form (in a slightly different syntax) or implement the submit button yourself.

Reducing the section – yes this is possible:

https://github.com/yellowtree/geoip-detect/wiki/API:-Shortcodes#create-a-select-input-with-all-countries

See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/error-with-complianz-privacy-suite-premium-plugin/

The plugin is working with 8.1 . I am currently supporting PHP 7.2 so these files are included conditionally (they are all from from the symfony library).

Oh I am not sure if the city can be used in CSS, I could add it to the body classes …

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Benjamin Pick.

Yes this is possible to do in CSS.
In the menu, you can give the page a custom css class, and then add display:none …
The page is more difficult, you could hide the content for other cities and show a text like “Sorry, this content is not available at your location.”

However, always keep in mind that geolocation is never 100% accurate. So is there a way for the visitors to say “but I am in Sao Paolo!” ? You could let the page be visible and add a hightlighted box for non-sao paolo visitors, or hide the content of the page but on click, make it visible again.

The reason is that that plugin is using a different version of the Maxmind libraries than Geolocation IP Detection.

I can’t change the version of my libraries as they would conflict to many other plugins then. Can you ask your plugin’s author to change it?

Here is the technical background:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/maxmind-lib-incompabilities-meta-ticket/#post-14670970