Just clicked install! :)

If at some point I wanted to update the database of countries from the IP-to-Country website, how would I do that? I mean, I know I'd need to download the file from that website, but what do I do after that?

Thanks!
Joe

That question pertain to GLA itself rather than this mod. But the answer is easy - read the instructions for GLA and that exact question is addressed.

monster mysql injection for nothing, badly. sorry but *uninstall* cause doesn't work for me.
good job anyway and enjoy.

Well, I assume you haven't installed Geo Location Awareness. As it says in the description, you have to install that mod in order for this mod to work.

Disappointing. I offered to support you in your native language, but you never sent me a PM. Your loss.

As the saying goes my friend, those who can read have an advantage. You should try it.

Here's a copy of something I just edited into post #2:

Thanks to Xil Ze for letting me know about the lack of a hook in previous versions.

I'm not getting anything to display for some reason. Here's what I've done:

• Installed GLA
• Installed this hack
• uploaded the hacks contents
• ran both installers and made sure they were actually installed
• turned on the options in the admincp

I'm running 3.6.7 PL1 so it should be compatible.

Did I overlook something?

JD45 - sounds about right, except the step in the middle (upload) should be first. If the import file isn't there when you install GLA, there won't be any data for the location database. But it will warn you about this.

There is always a possibility that you have a customised template and that the replacement isn't working, but other steps to verify are:

Does your database have a table called ip2country, and is this table populated with data? (This means GLA is installed)
Look at your session table (in the database) - there should be three extra columns on it for country information. They should be populated, at least partially (unless you installed in only a few seconds before checking).

Manually hack in $session[country] somewhere into one of your templates. If GLA is running, this will show YOUR country when you load the page (then remove it again). Best way is to confirm via the session table. If the data is being written to the session table, then you should at least get it in $session[country]

can this be integrated to postbit? that would be really cool