Hi the Doc.

look at the skeleton plugin and the other plugins to see how plugins are made. Look the docs at docs.b2evolution.net too.

It's a good place to begin ;)

Hi Walter,

Thank you for the directions! :) I will eventually give it a try if nobody else is interested... But I would prefer the other way ^^

Best regards

hum.. the other way is you helping someone to create the plugin?

DO you have some php skills?

Abstract

This specification defines an API that provides scripted access to geographical location information associated with the hosting device.

The quote is from them, the bold is from me.

Geo location of the hosting device sounds to me like it'll always tell you where your server is for each commenter or poster. It won't tell you where their computing device. Or am I missing something?

I don't have them handy anymore, but I used to tinker with something that shows visitors by location based on IP address. That would give you a pretty good clue for most commenters and posters eh? The thing I used to play with was for back end stuff - so a domain owner could have all the fancy flag images and percentage breakdowns. Assuming there is still something free out there that does this then it might not be too hard to bring it to the public face of the blog.

I'm probably missing something.

Hi, sorry for the delay! I missed the fact that there were answers here !!!

@Walter: Yes, and yes... But not enough time :(

@EdB: Of course, it is the location of the user :) The "hosting device" is actually the browser that interprets the html, as fas as I understand.

The advantage of this compared to geoip (or geoip-free) approaches is that the user has control, so he can enforce its privacy if he wants to...

Well, anyway, thank you for your comments :)