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GeoIP has been re-installed and I am still having the same problem...
The template is there but no map.. Anyone? Please? Quote:
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What's the URL?
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Since it is not my forum I will PM you the url?
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It's choking because you have no $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] set to determine the location of the user looking at the page.
Maybe some weird security system where somewhere along the way it unsets $_SERVER globals? At the end of the usermap.php, change this: PHP Code:
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nah didn't work. I don't think they have anything out of the ordinary installed.
Thanks for looking into it for me. |
Well either way, $user_location isn't getting a valid array. So either $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] isn't set properly or geoip_record_by_name() isn't working... but I assume geoip_record_by_name() is working because it's able to look up addresses from the session table.
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I will look into it further. Thanks!
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I confirmed that the GeoIP files exist on my server, uploaded the usermap.php file to my Forums folder, imported the xml file, and rebooted the server.
I get User Map listed in the Community dropdown, but when I click on it I get the 500 Internal Server Error. Any direction would be appreciated. |
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