Hi Rob,

WHen doing redirection for countries in this way, you need to be quite careful about the logic. In your logic above, people from Germany get redirected to the 1st place, then everyone apart from GB gets redirected to the second, then GB gets redirected to the 3rd (because it's the only country left that didn't get redirected by the 1st two).

So what countries do you actually want to be redirected to which domains?

Also, I should mention that MetaMod (or Pro) is not really the best option for dealing with domains and redirection. Chameleon would be a lot easier to configure, and doesn't try to do it by displaying modules-that-aren't-really-modules. MetaMod is great for determining which module to display, but Chameleon is great at setting page language, dealing with different domains, detecting GeoIP, and doing redirections. With Chameleon you can probably avoid using PHP altogether. And there's a 30 day money back guarantee!

Best regards,
Stephen

To do this in Chameleon I would set up 6 rules:

Rule 1: detect country ES, browser language ES, and domain www.apartments-costa-dorada.com or www.miami-playa.ch.  (i.e. people in spain with spanish browser and on one of the "wrong" domains).
In the succeed action, redirect to www.apartamentos-costa-dorada.es/es (i.e. the /es on the end forces the spanish language).

What this doesn't do: if the person is in spain and browser is in ES, and they are actually on the right domain (www.apartamentos-costa-dorada.es) then it won't redirect them or set the language to ES.

So if you want everyone from spain with browser ES to get the site in Spanish, then make a second rule:

Rule 2: detect country ES, browser language ES and domain www.apartamentos-costa-dorada.es.
succeed action: set the language to ES.


Then repeat rule 1, or rules 1&2 for the other domains.

Hope that helps,
Stephen