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> On May 30, 2011, at 2:42 AM, David Roth wrote:
> What I'm trying to do is get the county code of the user so that different
> links can be presented to them that matches their country. Serving up
> different links based on the country code would be handled by Javascript.
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I'm not sure why the
I really doubt google's ip-> location database is broken that badly,
but if you do want to do this, I recommend something like the
following:
javascript:
$.getJSON('http://myserver.com/getlocation.php?callback=foobar
At 2:42 AM -0400 5/30/11, David Roth wrote:
I'm using Tumblr.com for a blog platform for a new website. It has a
lot of benefits as a blog, but it also has the restriction of not
being able to embed PHP code in the HTML theme template. (Yes, I
know, my feelings exactly! :-) )
But Tumblr does
Yes, it's odd, here I am using Verizon FIOS (for the past 4 years) and
most any place on the web I go to knows I'm in the US, but the Google
JSAPI and examples by others using it I have tried say I'm in Canada.
(For those that don't think this is a real issue - Canada is like a
whole other
