[DigitalPoint] App for Cloudflare®

[DigitalPoint] App for Cloudflare® 1.9.1.1

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CSS:
span.country:before {
    content: ' / ';
}

.message-cell--user .country {
    position: absolute;
    z-index: 1;
    top: 0;
    right: 15px;
    font-size: 32px;
}

<xf:foreach loop="{{ ['AC', 'CP', 'DG', 'EA', 'EU', 'EZ', 'FX', 'IC', 'SU', 'TA', 'UK', 'UN', 'AD','AE','AF','AG','AI','AL','AM','AO','AQ','AR','AS','AT','AU','AW','AX','AZ','BA','BB','BD','BE','BF','BG','BH','BI','BJ','BL','BM','BN','BO','BQ','BR','BS','BT','BV','BW','BY','BZ','CA','CC','CD','CF','CG','CH','CI','CK','CL','CM','CN','CO','CR','CU','CV','CW','CX','CY','CZ','DE','DJ','DK','DM','DO','DZ','EC','EE','EG','EH','ER','ES','ET','FI','FJ','FK','FM','FO','FR','GA','GB','GD','GE','GF','GG','GH','GI','GL','GM','GN','GP','GQ','GR','GS','GT','GU','GW','GY','HK','HM','HN','HR','HT','HU','ID','IE','IL','IM','IN','IO','IQ','IR','IS','IT','JE','JM','JO','JP','KE','KG','KH','KI','KM','KN','KP','KR','KW','KY','KZ','LA','LB','LC','LI','LK','LR','LS','LT','LU','LV','LY','MA','MC','MD','ME','MF','MG','MH','MK','ML','MM','MN','MO','MP','MQ','MR','MS','MT','MU','MV','MW','MX','MY','MZ','NA','NC','NE','NF','NG','NI','NL','NO','NP','NR','NU','NZ','OM','PA','PE','PF','PG','PH','PK','PL','PM','PN','PR','PS','PT','PW','PY','QA','RE','RO','RS','RU','RW','SA','SB','SC','SD','SE','SG','SH','SI','SJ','SK','SL','SM','SN','SO','SR','SS','ST','SV','SX','SY','SZ','TC','TD','TF','TG','TH','TJ','TK','TL','TM','TN','TO','TR','TT','TV','TW','TZ','UA','UG','UM','US','UY','UZ','VA','VC','VE','VG','VI','VN','VU','WF','WS','YE','YT','ZA','ZM','ZW'] }}" value="$code">
    .country.{$code|to_lower}:after {
        content: " {$code|iso_to_unicode|to_upper}";
    }
</xf:foreach>
Yep.
 
It's reliant on your browser/operating system supporting unicode country flags.
Not that this functionality is important for me. Just wanted to mention here that if possible you can use the emoji set configured on the forum for these flags. This should enable flags to appear for people who are Windows users who are likely already using a non native emoji set on their forums. Cheers.
 
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Not that this functionality is important for me. Just wanted to mention here that if possible you can use the emoji set configured on the forum for these flags. This should enable flags to appear for people who are Windows users who are likely already using a non native emoji set on their forums. Cheers.
It wouldn’t be terribly hard (hardest part would be getting flag images). Someone certainly could go that route with a single template modification of the geo.less template.

No plans to do it on my end though. If people want to use Windows and Microsoft chooses to not support Unicode flags, it’s kind of outside my control. Don’t really want to go down the road of doing workarounds for something like that (like the old days of needing to code everything differently to support Internet Explorer).
 
Hi,

I have this option:
View attachment 318158

So it means after 4 days, flag icons will be purged too?
4 days and up to an hour, yes. There’s an hourly Cron job that purges data from the xf_dp_ip_geo table that isn’t needed any longer because the IP isn’t in the xf_ip table any longer.

It’s also technically no the icons themselves, rather the geo-location info, but I know what you mean. 😀
 
I have IP Geolocation turned on, and I changed Usergroup permissions for Administrative to who the flag, but it's not showing up.

Am I doing something wrong? I'm using the updated default theme for Xenforo 2.3.
 
I have IP Geolocation turned on, and I changed Usergroup permissions for Administrative to who the flag, but it's not showing up.

Am I doing something wrong? I'm using the updated default theme for Xenforo 2.3.
It’s only for new data going forward (new posts since you enabled it for example).
 
Are you logging IPs for the posts that happened after you enabled everything? It's reliant on the headers being there (the headers are there if you see the geo info on the current visitors page). The next thing to check would be if the IP address is being logged for the new posts (the geo location data being saved is piggybacking the mechanism that logs IP address to the xf_ip table).
 
Are you logging IPs for the posts that happened after you enabled everything? It's reliant on the headers being there (the headers are there if you see the geo info on the current visitors page). The next thing to check would be if the IP address is being logged for the new posts (the geo location data being saved is piggybacking the mechanism that logs IP address to the xf_ip table).
Do you mean this? It's been enabled the whole time:
1738103752964.webp

Could it be a Redis conflict?
 
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