You can also specify different templates that will be used depending on the user’s device model and domain they have been redirected from to your website.
Take advantage of MaxMind GeoIP2 included in the hook, or add your own submodule to detect the country from where each of your visitors is.

Upload the files and then move to the configuration section to learn how to take the most from it.

We will guide you step by step through the whole installation and configuration process.

The content of the file should look like this.

The below code snippet is responsible for assigning an appropriate currency to a client who uses pointed here language.
In the example below we can see that a client who uses the US language, will have the USD currency automatically turned on.
You may now edit this code snippets with our own configuration and add new entries under GB example if needed.
Use the same pattern to configure language for every used country.
Important: Every code line must end with a comma. Do not forget to type it if you decide to add new lines.

 $countryToCurrency = array(
   'default' => 'USD',
   'US'      => 'USD',
   'GB'      => 'GBP',
   // NOTE: You can add more below
 );

 $countryToLanguage = array(
   'default' => 'english',
   'US'    => 'english',
   'DE'    => 'german',
   'NO'    => 'norwegian',
   // NOTE: You can add more below
 );

We can now configure additional settings: templates per country and language rules. Assign an existing in your WHMCS system template to a country.
Again, edit the exemplary code lines and add new lines if needed. Do not forget about the comma.

 $countryToTemplate = array(
   'US'  => 'six',
   'default' => 'six',
   // NOTE: You can add more below
 );

 /**
* Now, define the language for each WHMCS template used.
* Please note that a template available in WHMCS V7 is: 'six'.
* It is important to use a template that exists within your WHMCS system.
* Not Logged In Users 
*/
$templateToLanguage = array(
   'english' => 'six',
   'german'  => 'six',
   'default' => 'six',
       // NOTE: You can add more below
);

The next part is dedicated to automatic adjustment of a template based on the device that is being used to enter the client area.
In case your WHCMS does not use a responsive template that will automatically adjust to the device size, you may force the template change to aone designed for such device.
Uncomment the below lines and enter the existing templates names for tablets and mobiles to turn on this option.

$mobileToTemplate = [
   'mobile' => 'mobile_template',
   'tablet' => 'tablet_template',
];

Depending on the domain name that a client enters a template will be adequately altered. Uncomment, edit and add new lines using the presented pattern.

$domainToTemplate = [
   //'www.example.mobi' => 'mobile_template',
   //'www.example.com' => 'six',
];

At this point we can select pages in your WHMCS where the geolocation hook should be activated.
Comment any lines if you do not want to use the hook there, add other pages at the bottom.

 $allowedScripts = array(
   'p1.php',
   'index.php',
   'clientarea.php',
   'cart.php',
   'knowledgebase.php',
   'announcements.php',
   'serverstatus.php',
   'affiliates.php',
   'contact.php',
   // NOTE: You can add more below
 );

Uncomment, edit and add new lines using the presented pattern.

$disabledForIPs = array(
//    '91.192.166.22',
//    '192.168.0.39',
       // NOTE: You can uncomment or add more below
);

Uncomment, edit and add new lines using the presented pattern.

$disabledForCidrIPs = array(
//    '192.168.56.0/24',
//    '192.168.0.39/24',
//        NOTE: You can uncomment or add more below
);

The user agent can be provided in two forms:

• short form, e.g.: 'Chrome'

• full version, e.g.: 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/71.0.3578.98 Safari/537.36')'.
  

Uncomment, edit and add new lines using the presented pattern.

$disabledForBrowsers = array(
//    'Chrome',
//    'Firefox',
//    'Google-Site-Verification',
//    'Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Googlebot/2.1; +http://www.google.com/bot.html )',
//    'Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 10.0; Windows NT 7.1; Trident/5.0)',
//     NOTE: You can uncomment or add more below
);

The example below shows the integration with MaxMind GeoIP2.
You may surely create your own submodule, edit the below line in such case as only one submodule can work at a time.

 $submodule = 'GeoIP2';

We will use the following code to determine whether a current template is set up correctly.

 /**
* Currency Session Setup
*/
 $allowCurrencySession = true;
 /**
* Setting up a template to redirect depending on a country
*/
 $allowRedirectCountryToTemplate = false;
 /**
* Setting up a template to redirect depending on a language
*/
 $allowRedirectLanguageToTemplate = true;

The system will be forced to switch the client area template depending on the chosen language. It will also work for already logged in users.
Redirection needs to be executed when switching the language is done by a user or together with changing the language.

 /**
* Setting up URL redirection to allow the user to switch a language
*/
 $allowURLRedirection = true;
 /**
* Change template if
* - current template is NOT correct for this language
* - current template is NOT default if no language was chosen
*/
 $changeTemplateByLanguage = true;
 /**
* Preventing from switching currency by user
*/
 $preventSwitchCurrency = true;
 /**
* Preserve Template
* This option, when set as false, allows template switch along with the language change
*/
 $preserveTemplate = true;

Taking all the above into consideration we can easily say that our Geolocation Hook For WHMCS, with its automatic setup of currency and language, will allow you to smoothly adjust any offer to the individual needs of each of your client.
So let's make your business even more personal!