Hi hominid4,

that code isn't going to work the way you think it will... you need to do it this way:

$app = &JFactory::getApplication();

$area = $geoip->area_code; // for convenience

if ( $area == "214" || $area == "817" || $area == "469" || $area == "972" || $area == "682" ) 

    $app->redirect("http://mydomain.com/dallas");

Cheers,
Stephen

Hi, one quick question regarding this.  I have area codes set up for different areas of Texas and just in case none of the area codes match I have MetaMod direct them (or keep them on) to the home page with an "else $app->redirect("mydomain.com/");".  The problem I having with that is it's causing a "too many redirects" error since the MetaMod is on the home page.

For those who are not redirected and stay on the home page is it possible to stop the redirects?  Would I have to use the 'show the module just once' recipe?:
http://www.metamodpro.com/metamod/recip … odule-once

Thanks!

EDIT:  Actually what I would need is an else statement at the end saying if you're on a computer that does not fall under one of the area codes then don't load the MetaMod module at all - is that possible?  For the computers that do fall under the area codes they should never be able to access the home page.  Thanks!

Ah, well that's embarrassing!  Yes that was a fault in my thinking, I had the redirects for each region and at the end I told it that if the surfer didn't fall under any of the regions then redirect them to the home page.  I see what you're saying, I just don't put an else-statement for that.  Duh!

Thanks!