These shortcodes you can use in forms created with WP ContactForm7:
(since 2.6.0)
Examples:
[geoip_detect2_countries mycountry id:id class:class lang:fr]
A list of all country names in French (with CSS id “#id” and class “.class”), the visitor’s country is preselected.
[geoip_detect2_countries mycountry include_blank]
Country names are in the current site language. User can also choose ‘—’ for no country at all.
[geoip_detect2_countries mycountry flag tel]
(since 3.0.5)
Country names have a UTF-8 flag (or ISO-Code) in front of the country name, and the (+1) internation phone code after it
[geoip_detect2_countries mycountry "US"]
“United States” is preselected, there is no visitor IP detection going on here
[geoip_detect2_countries mycountry default:US]
Visitor’s country is preselected, but in case the country is unknown, use “United States”
[geoip_detect2_countries mycountry autosave]
Visitor’s country is preselected, but when the visitor changes the country, his choice is saved in his browser (in AJAX-mode only)
@param string $id CSS Id of element
@param string $class CSS Class of element
@param string $lang Language(s) (optional. If not set, current site language is used.)
@param string $default Default Value that will be used if country cannot be detected (optional)
@param string $include_blank If this value exists, a empty value will be prepended ('---', i.e. no country) (optional)
@param bool $flag If a flag should be added before the country name (In Windows, there are no flags, ISO-Country codes instead. This is a design choice by Windows.)
@param bool $tel If the international code should be added after the country name
@param bool $ajax 1: Execute this shortcode as AJAX | 0: Execute this shortcode on the server | Unset: Use the global settings (execute as AJAX if both 'AJAX' and 'Resolve shortcodes (via Ajax)' are enabled)
@param bool $autosave 1: In Ajax mode, when the user changes the country, save his choice in his browser. (optional, Ajax mode only)
(since 2.10.0)
Property can be: continent, country, city, postal.code, location.timeZone or any other property understood by the shortcode geoip_detect2
Examples:
[geoip_detect2_text_input city property:city lang:fr id:id class:class]
A text input that has the detetected city as default (with CSS id “#id” and class “.class”)
[geoip_detect2_text_input city property:city lang:fr id:id class:class default:Paris]
As above, but in case the city is unknown, use “Paris”
[geoip_detect2_text_input postal property:postal.code class:hidden type:hidden]
An invisible text input containing the postal code. (The type parameter is available since 3.1.2)
(since 2.6.0)
Just use [geoip_detect2_user_info] in the email body. The result will me like this:
IP of the user: 88.64.140.3
Country: Germany
State or region: Hesse
City: Eschborn
Data from: GeoLite2 City database
If you want to customize the labels or formatting … use this text in the email body as starting point (since 2.9.1):
IP of the user: [geoip_detect2_get_client_ip]
Country: [geoip_detect2_property_country]
State or region: [geoip_detect2_property_region]
City: [geoip_detect2_property_city]
Data from: [geoip_detect2_get_current_source_description]
Result: same as above.
You can print any property name that your data source allows (since 4.2.0), e.g.
Country Flag: [geoip_detect2_property_extra__flag]
Country Iso Code: [geoip_detect2_property_country__iso_code]
Country Iso 3 Code: [geoip_detect2_property_extra__country_iso_code_3]
3-letter currency code: [geoip_detect2_property_extra__currency_code]
As you might have guessed, you can use the property names by:
. by 2 underscoresgeonameId (pascalCase) to geoname_id (underscore_case)