regional based web content

[Salesman]

Is it possible to hide web content from one region of the country?
ie:

I'd like to promote one item in Chicago while not allowing visitors from
Tennessee to see it.

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

kinda doubt it.


| Is it possible to hide web content from one region of the country?
| ie:
|
| I'd like to promote one item in Chicago while not allowing visitors from
| Tennessee to see it.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Yes to a degree (wouldn't apply to AOL users), but it will require custom server-side scripting and
server add-ons, etc. to accomplish

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[Mike Mueller]

About the only thing you could do is to use a form to ask
the client their location, and some scripting to redirect
them based on their response. An automatic method would not
be reliable, as all you could do is look up the client IP,
but that IP may be 1000s of miles from where they actually
are

message
: Is it possible to hide web content from one region of the
country?
: ie:
:
: I'd like to promote one item in Chicago while not allowing
visitors from
: Tennessee to see it.