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Can someone help me out, I had a guy make some great changes to a script. works perfectly - however I want to modify it further and he's unavailable till tomorrow to discuss. Hopefully someone will be able to guide me: define('TBL_PROFILE_COUNTRY_FILTER', '`country_id` = \'IE\''); This line is based on users in a database from Ireland (IE) but what I need to do is make it so that this TBL_PROFILE_COUNTRY_FILTER doesnt just filter Ireland members but also those from Northern Ireland (Ni) as well. So my question is this - can I (and if so how) - can I add Ni to this define statement. Grateful for any guidance (php isn't my thing at all but I'm trying to pick up what I need when I need it). Thanks again.

Thanks for your clarification and my apologies for my misunderstanding. I am competely lost though as to what I should do. Thanks though.

Thanks for your reply, I think I may not have explained fullly, because as I believe $country is a standard php function and what I needed was to use members based on a field they'll have completed (country_id)

Happy new year everyone! Can someone help me please. I have a skadate script installed on a domain and want to set up sub-domains based on the users country of registration - ireland.mydomain.com, france.mydomain.com etc I know that I can install the skadate script within subdomains and refer to the same primary database BUT what I want to do is only show say users registered in Ireland on the ireland.mydomain.com site. Can this be done via the database connection string?? // MySQL Connection define('DB_HOST', 'localhost'); define('DB_USER', 'user_skadate'); define('DB_PASS', 'abc123'); define('DB_NAME', 'user_skadate'); define('DB_TBL_PREFIX', 'skadate_'); This is the config.php database string. Any advice or suggestions would be very gratefully recieved.