Benjamin Pick

Now implemented as above. You can install the current development version or wait for the 1.8 Update.

https://github.com/yellowtree/wp-geoip-detect/archive/master.zip

Thanks.
I have fixed this and released 1.7.1.

I’ve started work on API v2 (see github branch). However I’m not sure what to do with v1 – I just don’t want to just drop it and risk that users break their code by the update.

See https://github.com/yellowtree/wp-geoip-detect/wiki/API-v2

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Full integration: with v2 this is rather easy to do. When I’ve finished the lite use-case I will think about how to implement it, at least I will add a filter so others can use any reader they want.

This should be fixed with the new version (1.7).

Sounds reasonable. Well the “register cron on activation” never really worked (it scheduled once you looked at the plugin page ?? but now it does. On (every) plugin activation, he adds the update to the cron queue. However it will still take several seconds to get executed and finished in the background.

https://github.com/yellowtree/wp-geoip-detect/commit/fefc1803b367f47e94e057e15fc9ce38ef6fbf12

Thanks for the review.

Normally it should only use the server IP if you have a localhost-Server (thus the IP of the client is not geo-specific). Can you tell me an IP from Israel for testing?

1. No, this is the free versin of the database which is installed locally, so you can do as many request as you like.

2. It’s the city database so yes, State/Province is filled also (depending on the country). You can see it in the screenshot.

Yes, currently local adresses don’t work. They are supposed to, though, so I’d classify it as “known bug”.

You can do a redirection in a plugin or template page, or maybe you’ll find a redirection plugin which supports it.

(Out of scope of this plugin.)

Oh, wait: CF7 itself could support this:

see
https://contactform7.com/checkboxes-radio-buttons-and-menus/

Something along the lines of:

[select* recipient .... default:4]

The default is simply the first item in the select box. Hm, I see, you sorted them by alphabet – maybe you still put “General Information” first and then “–” as second item, so that “General Information” is still easy to spot when something else is selected by URL:

https://clermontpetsalive.org/about/contact-us/#Outreach

Good idea. I will put in on my todo list.

This has nothing to do with the functionality of my plugin, maybe you need to update CF7? The following worked for me in Version 3.3.3

[_raw_recipient]
[recipient]

For reference:
https://contactform7.com/selectable-recipient-with-pipes/

@e2b:
The Version 4.2.0 of the upstream Hyphenator is out now.