Yes indeed. There are more files in the repo than needed (for testing) but they will disappear automatically the next time you update.
The Git repo should be stable, actually I am planning to release this in the coming weeks, so any feedback is welcome. The special thing about the cloudflare support is that the plugin will enrich the country data as far as possible (cloudflare only returns UK, and the plugin will add the country labels, continent data and so on.)
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rggjan
(@rggjan)
Hey Benjamin, thanks for the fast reply! I installed and tried it (I can now see Cloudflare in the WP settings).
However, I’m trying to use it together with this plugin: http://www.wpshore.com/plugins/contact-form-7-leads-tracking/
And that doesn’t seem to work anymore. Did something in the API change with the new version? (Also strange that I can see it twice now in the WP plugins, the old and new version at the same time, with the old one disabled currently)
No, the API didn’t change.
But the version you linked is a very old one, did you mean this one?
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/contact-form-7-lead-info-with-country/
Actually some days ago I added a similar feature to the github version:
https://github.com/yellowtree/wp-geoip-detect/wiki/API-Documentation#insert-the-geoinfos-of-the-user-into-the-email-text
[geoip_detect2_user_info]
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rggjan
(@rggjan)
Yes, I actually meant the newer one, you’re right.
But if the API didn’t change… how does the plugin know which version to pick (the “current” or the “beta”) if both are activated in the plugins section?
Ah, cool. I’ll try that.
Well you shouldn’t activate both – I actually would delete the 2.5.7 version and rename the new folder to “geoip-detect”. The question is also, did the test lookup on the lookup page work with cloudflare?
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rggjan
(@rggjan)
He Benjamin
Renaming did the trick, it also works with the contact form plugin now! Thanks for your help, works flawlessly through cloudflare now 😀
