Need your help test a small script ;)
 

If you go to this page http://www.thaichix.com/test.php what does it say in your browser? Does it match the country your in?

Cheers

ChrisL

It works fine :thumbsup

matches here.

just says ".net" in mine - using safari 3.1 here.

works :thumbsup

works here. au

it just says ".com" over here in the UK

hehe cool, keep it coming ;) This is great! Going to use it to match the currency on our site for the new ccbill regional feature.

I got the .com... must be working :-)

from Argentina - .ar is incorrect, in Argentina not exist domains .ar
all is .com.ar :)

Doesnt' work for me here in Canada

it wont be 100% bulletproof it depends on what extention your internet host has

But .ar will define your address as Argentina and that is the information I need

sounds like all he is doing is reading the end of the domain name from your hostname...
i bet the code looks like this:

$array = explode('.',$hostname);
$array = array_reverse($array);
echo $array[0];

It says ''.237'' I'm confused.

What does it say? Your provider may have a .com extension?!

aj, ok :)

Not exactly but very close, very simple nothing fancy just wanted to test it out ;) It's impossible to get 100% correct what ever you do, just needed something to catch most of the surfers. If the script don't have a match i will just fall back to dollar.

re:
It is a very simple script it try to catch the Internet host by extension in order to match it against the countries in europe so we may change the currency shown on our page to match the new regional feature by ccbill. It will work in reverse so everything that does not have an extension like

Code:

$eu_countries = array("at","be","cy","fi","fr","de","gr","ie","it" ,"lu","mt","nl","pt","si","es","mc","sm","va");

will become dollar ;)

ChrisL

it says " .net "

I use firefox 2.0.0.13

any more people willing to give it a shot?

.uk for me

says .net for me.... Israel

:thumbsup!