...for websites. E.g. if you were in the Netherlands, the site would automatically divert to the Dutch language site, even though .co.uk was the domain entered......

Make sense? Just wondering if there is a simple bit of code that could be inserted to do this. Help?

You might have problems with this as AFAIR IP address are not geographic.

Also if this was done I would keep seeing the German versions of websites when surfing from work. The perant company is German and the internet access is controlled from there as well.

It's webserver specific and called "Content Negotiation", it works by intercepting the "Accept-Language:" header sent by your client.

Steve.

:D

If language="foreign" then font="VERY LARGE WITH CAPS ON".

Is all you need ;)

LOL

and it is a right pain in the arse because whenever I type in google.co.uk I get sent to google.de if I wanted google.de I woulda bloody asked :D:D:D

Change the language setting in your browser, then it wont send the German accept-encoding, then :)

So it obviously can be done then!! Does anyone know how to do it specifically?

Well, you could use ripe to see what organisation has the IP address, but that's rather taking a sledgehammer to crack a walnut...

I think the answer has already been posted here?

I'm obviously invisible ;)

Steven, please can you mail me with specific instructions? clare@clarel.co.uk

Sorry for being stupid!

Are you trying to target a particular market? Who is this web site aimed at?