Hi James,

You can include an index.php file in root domain vesgeta.com with this code:

<?php
// Start by including CountryDetector class
include( "../src/CountryDetector.class.php" );
$country_code = CountryDetector::getCountryCode();
switch ( $country_code ) {
    // Kenya
    case 'KE':
        header( 'Location: https://ke.vesgeta.com' );
        break;
    // Tanzania
    case 'TZ':
        header( 'Location: https://tz.vesgeta.com' );
        break;
    // Default set to india
    default:
        header( 'Location: https://in.vesgeta.com' );
}

I hope this helps you.

Hi James,

The code is just fine, you can see the output of country code for testing by creating an index-test.php with this code:

<?php
// Start by including CountryDetector class
include( "../src/CountryDetector.class.php" );
$country_code = CountryDetector::getCountryCode();
echo "Country Code: ";
var_dump( $country_code );

You can check which country code is accessing your site from this file. Please test this and see the result.

Hi James,

The problem is with the path of country detector class. I wrote "../src/CountryDetector.class.php" and it looks up one directory so it might be that the src folder doesn't exists so I suggest you to put the src folder inside the directory you are currently using the script and remove the "../" so it should be 

"src/CountryDetector.class.php"

I hope this will help you.