Don't worry, I'll post back to yourmessage with something relevant! I would recommend redirecting according to what language the user has selected in their browser as an IP address can be unreliable e.g. someone in India could be using an IP address which is registered to an English speaking company. If you only wanted to allow certain users access to certain pages (those using IP addresses which you know are from an Indian ISP) then this method would be ok. You can read the $REMOTE_ADDR or $X_FORWARDED_FOR variables from any PHP page usually and this will give you the IP of the user.
If your site is running on Apache web server, it has a built in language selection 'service' which loads a page with a different file extension depending on the language chosen by the user. If the user had [en-gb] selected (english - uk) as their first language and a request is sent for index.htm, Apache will produce index.htm.en instead but it will appear to the user as index.htm (this might only work though if you request index.htm by typing http://www.youraddress.com/). Similarly, if the user had [in] selected for Indian Apache would produce index.htm.in You have to enable this in httpd.conf and there's more infor in the Apache docs I think. LJ "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Could you please help us, to redirect some of our pages to based on IP > address. > We have used SmartRedirect program but it is not working on with some of > our ISP's IP address. We are located at India, and like to have some > language specific pages to be displayed to our Indian user while english > language to other world. > Thanks, > > Hemant Kumar > DInsol.com > http://www.dinsol.com/ > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
