IP to Location script

[mFreak]

use geo.php, its maxmind geolocation =D they claim that they are the most reliable geoloc database, and for me its true. both of you tries geoloc.php, why dont you try geo.php? they have different api geoloc.php is a free api to geolocation database, thats why their database is not that reliable.

geo.php completes your needs, not only the geolocation but also the ISP =D

yep, its true maxmind is awesome. But for country and flag i stick to my grabber.

[wapxtech]

use geo.php, its maxmind geolocation =D they claim that they are the most reliable geoloc database, and for me its true. both of you tries geoloc.php, why dont you try geo.php? they have different api geoloc.php is a free api to geolocation database, thats why their database is not that reliable.

geo.php completes your needs, not only the geolocation but also the ISP =D

[mFreak]

Wapxtech . , . When i am enter it. , . My result is unkown city and unknown cuntry . . .why that .
Iam srilankan and location tangalle

demo wont show my location eather. at least my script showed me that i am browsing from bosnia.

[slcash]

Wapxtech . , . When i am enter it. , . My result is unkown city and unknown cuntry . . .why that .
Iam srilankan and location tangalle

[hitman]

how to put it in profile in community site teach please?

[wapxtech]

or you can try this one, choose what type of geolocation you want.. here's the 2 script demo

http://pinoycentral.org/geo.php

and

http://pinoycentral.org/geoloc.php

and here is the script

[mFreak]

For all those who cant import those large tables for geo locating. I made this grabber. it uses curl and fetch results from remote server. Script returns array with country name, link to country flag and country shorthand name ( information is based on user IP).

// use it like this
$array = require 'path/to/geoip_curl.php';

//country name
$name = $array['NAME'];

//country flag
$flag_url = $array['IMG'];

//short name
$abbr = $array['ABBR'];

//show results
echo 'Country: ' . $name . "[$abbr]";
echo "<img src='{$flag_url}' />"; 

NOTE: I dont know for how long will this script work.

I tested it on my PC and phone and it shows correct results. I hope that it helps someone.