[digitalpoint]

Originally Posted by spillage

Giving users an option in their profile/setting to have their Username displayed on the map (or not) might be nice.
Display Username on User Map: yes/no (default = no).

Yeah, something like that would be the *only* way we would display the username. It's just too much of a privacy issue for it to not be "opt-in". On top of it, it would require quite a bit of changes... most notably, we couldn't consolidate pins anymore (two people from the same city current generate a single pin).

Not sure it's really worth all the work that would be required to be honest...

Originally Posted by Dave Hybrid

Shawn, do i need to reimport or just uplaod the new php file since the update a few days back?

Thanks.

Just the new PHP file is fine. Even then, you aren't going to see the errors in the old one unless you have 0 people on your site (guests/members/spiders, etc.)

Originally Posted by Allthumbz

Did you read my original question, or just ignore the link to post your biased opinions supporting this erm, mod?

Asking nicely, pointing the coder to the web host who can answer his questions, got NO response. Is that what you call support for a mod? I don't.

More like when I asked you to look at your server logs to see why your server might be throwing an internal error you expect me to call up a guy at your hosting company because you don't want to do it...

I can help people, but when user's I'm trying to help don't want to do it and pass me on to someone else, not really going to go out of my way, sorry.

If your server does not support geoip PHP extension, there's not a lot I can do to help you. If you could get at the server logs, it probably would tell you exactly what the problem is so your hosting company can fix it for you. But either way, there's nothing I can do within the addon itself that will make geoip extension work (or be installed properly) on your server if it's not already.

It's kind of like trying to run a PHP script without PHP installed on your web server and then blaming whoever coded the script that it doesn't work on your server.