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    1. I'm looking for a way to detect from where the surfer is from. I know google has such a thing and they can tell me from what country, region and even city I live in. I know that in C# it something with colture. How can I do it in ASP.NET? 2. I have an ASP.NET page, that opens a new ASP.NET page with a js cmd (window.open()). How can I refresh the first page, when the second one closes? do I need to use a different cmd?

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      1. I'm looking for a way to detect from where the surfer is from. I know google has such a thing and they can tell me from what country, region and even city I live in. I know that in C# it something with colture. How can I do it in ASP.NET? 2. I have an ASP.NET page, that opens a new ASP.NET page with a js cmd (window.open()). How can I refresh the first page, when the second one closes? do I need to use a different cmd?

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      Hi,

      NaNg15241 wrote:

      1. I'm looking for a way to detect from where the surfer is from. I know google has such a thing and they can tell me from what country, region and even city I live in.

      You can easily get the IP of the "surfer". From this IP you can get the location of the client. Try reading the link below. Here are some tips. http://www.private.org.il/IP2geo.html Hope i am clear


      "A good programmer is someone who looks both ways before crossing a one-way street." -- Doug Linder


      Anant Y. Kulkarni

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