Hi, I’m having a problem redirecting users with this script.
I am only able to redirect using the “International” setting. I have tried using UK and Europe and nothing redirects.
I have used my computer and got someone else to try the page but nothing happens. Are you able to assist?
Many thanks, Ian
arl1nd
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Hi Ian
Sorry as I wasn’t able to reply you fast but I was in a vacation.
Please be aware of ordering the lines of code. Firstly you must set redirections for UK users, then international one comes at the end of code lines.
If that doesn’t works for you, please send me an email and I’ll try to give my help.
Thanks for purchase 
Hello, I have many problems with spammer, who create accounts into my forums. So, I use your script to access only users from Germany, Austria, Spain and Switzerland.
CountryDetector::redirect("*", "http://google.com", array("DE", "AT", "CH", "ES"));
But I get every day new registrations from the spammers like this:
202.99.21.162 (CN) 159.224.130.96 (UK) 46.109.183.135 (LV) 87.205.199.47 (PL) and so on …
What could be the problem, that this users are not redirected by your script?
Regards Torsten
arl1nd
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Hi Torsten
Well spammers don’t use regular browsers instead they use some kind of robots so with the redirection method only browser can understand the commandLocation: http://google.comTherefore they don’t follow this rule and they continue browsing your site. Another quick alternative is using “callback” method of CountryDetector.
Here is an example
// Create new function for handling with countries that are out of your selected area
function permissionDenied()
{
// Here is the code you can add to stop these visits
// One alternative is using die() method or exit()
exit("No permissions!");
}
CountryDetector::callback("*", "permissionDenied", array("DE", "AT", "CH", "ES"));
I hope this works for you. Please try it and tell me about the outcome.
mevedoGroup
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Thanks … I will try it …
mevedoGroup
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Thanks … your tip was right 
Since them just registrations from hacked servers, located in germany.
Regards Torsten
Dear
I´m also interested in the file.
1.as I understand, I can make the following work. If I have a webpage in 3 different languages, I can edit the language to belonging IP-Adresses. Right?
fx. Language french IP-adresse: France + French islands >> all other countries are for english website
2.Is it hard to do that? I´m not a programmer. Do I have to enter all countries in the world??
3.How about aol, is it working too.
4. How fast is the redirect?
I´m waiting for your answer to buy your file pretty soon! Thanks
Hi,
I want the following function;
Suppose my site is www.abc.com: I want to redirect all visitors coming to www.abc.com to www.xyz.com execpt the visitor coming from India.
Only indian visitors should see my site and all other visitors from the world will be redirected to www.xyz.com
will this script work …...Kindly let me know… Thanks
arl1nd
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Hi
Sorry for late response as I was busy during all these weeks.
Here is that function
CountryDetector::redirect("*", "http://myurl", "IN");
Where IN is country code to exclude from redirecting
I hope it works for you too
Hello , I want same Jaysnworld ask you , but I cannot used the folder I have purchase if you not explain me , the documentation do not help.
In short I don’t want United States country can see my website , what I need to do ? Thank you very Much
arl1nd
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Hi
Sorry for late response as I was busy during all these weeks.
Here is that function
CountryDetector::redirect("*", "http://myurl", "IN");
Where IN is country code to exclude from redirecting
I hope it works for you
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