You can always create your own drop-down list and add as many country codes as you need to it, in the order you want them.
As far as a script that would fill in the international dialing code, it would have to be custom coded and you would need to use a 3rd party API that would tell you the country of the visitor.
Keep in mind that these 3rd parties are not always 100% accurate but on the country level can be pretty close. As long as your visitors are not behind a VPN.
Best,
Hristian
Hey Hristian,
Thank you for the reply.
Yes, but there are too many country codes and I find it hard to believe that no one hasn’t already done this and I do not want to manually input all of these country codes haha. (I have actually seen an unbounce page that had this script/function about 4-5 years ago)
I already have a geo location script running that auto populates the country, so that is not an issue.
Now all I need is a script that changes the values of a drop down, i.e; United Kingdom to show +44, basically a replace script that only effect a from field. This way the geo location will set it to the country, and the replacement script will change the country to a dial code. viola!
Here is the change script I found, but it doesn’t seem to work anymore and I am not sure why.
Thank you.
Do you have jQuery running on the page?
I believe so yes, the geo location script uses jQuery.
I am talking about pelowski s comment in that thread, changing the options to 3 letter values.
This is in above my geo location script:
Which I assume will apply jQuery for my whole page?
jQuery needs to load first before any other scripts that might be using it. That’s why, usually, jQuery is loaded in the <HEAD> of the page, while all other scripts are loaded <BEFORE BODY END> tag.
Look at your browser’s console and will most likely tell you if there is an issue with the placement. We can’t help you troubleshoot an issue if we can’t see the actual page.
Last but not least, the changed values of a dropdown would be visible only in the leads list once a form has been submitted. It won’t change what’s shown on the screen/dropdown.
Best,
Hristian
Hi Hristian,
That makes sense why nothing is being changed then, I am looking on the preview/live site, expecting the changes there.
My jQuery is also definitely working too, but this script is not what I need.
I need a script that can fill in the dial codes on the drop down rather than me manually putting them all in. Ideally auto populated by Geo Location (IP), or I could even just make it a text input field and have a script auto fill a value dependent on the Geo Location. i,e; if it’s a Spanish IP, fill field “prefix” with +34, if United Kingdom, fill with +44, etc.
Are you aware of any scripts that do this or similar? I know one must exist as I “used” it in a landing page many, many years ago, unfortunately I no longer have access to it and I never put the script in myself.
Thanks again for your help.
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