
So anycodings_geoip now you can use user's IP and check in anycodings_geoip in PHP or get HTTPS certificate. Since Google's anycodings_geoip privacy politics has changed, you can't anycodings_geoip use HTML5 Geolocation API if your server anycodings_geoip doesn't have HTPPS certificate or user anycodings_geoip doesn't allow you check his location. Today I would anycodings_geoip recommend using Geocoder, a PHP library anycodings_geoip which makes it very easy to geocode ip anycodings_geoip addresses as well as postal address anycodings_geoip data. anycodings_geoip Again there are APIs like this one: Once you have the coordinates, you can anycodings_geoip reverse geocode them to a country code. You can't use them anycodings_geoip yet on the Internet Explorer (IE9 will anycodings_geoip support it, long way to go yet), but in anycodings_geoip case your audience is mainly on mobile anycodings_geoip devices or using Safari/Firefox it's anycodings_geoip definitely worth to look at it! Check out this one:Īnd of course, depending on your anycodings_geoip project you might want to look at HTML5 anycodings_geoip Location features. anycodings_geoip The database data needs to be updated anycodings_geoip regularly, though.

Otherwise, there are scripts which are anycodings_geoip based on local databases on your server. Which one looks the most trustworthy is anycodings_geoip up to you :) There are free, easy APIs you can use, anycodings_geoip like those:
