Hi
I have a website www.mydomain.com

I have customers from all over the world.

I need to show different content to people depending on their country but I don't want to have a mydomain.co.uk domain to do so - I wish to just have the one mydomain.com.

Now I know DNN has localisation.... but

Can I have something that auto-detects a browser country and language and then displays only modules or pages (or both!) that are in the correct country & language?

I also will have flags so a user can change.... and the default will be USA.... but auto detect is my preferred option...

Please help.

saw this at msdn....

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.globalization.cultureinfo(VS.71).aspx

basically uses the culture info.

Am I wrong to assume that DNN is using this neat piece of info?

Great

Thanks

So DNN has built in language detection... that is good

i'll have a dig around for this country list for IP detection (I had seen some website offering this)

Then I guess I need to create some custom code to redirect....... would have liked to just have different modules on same page.. but I think i am going to have to go for a "www.mydomain.com/gb" type solution - i.e use child portals if location is not = to my default... or not found...

Anyone have any code that might be useful for this?

Thanks.