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MODULE FOR 1C-BITRIX
Pavel Shulaev
Starting with version 2.0.0, the module supports extension without modifying source code. The list of GeoIP services and their execution order are assembled via the onBuildServiceList event. You can connect custom services from other modules by registering an event handler and returning the full class name of your service. The module provides an API for location determination by IP address.
Starting with version 2.0.0, the module supports extension without modifying source code. The list of GeoIP services and their execution order are assembled via the onBuildServiceList event. You can connect custom services from other modules by registering an event handler and returning the full class name of your service.
The module provides an API for location determination by IP address. If no address is explicitly specified, the current user IP is used. Information about the last determined address is stored in cookies to reduce the number of requests.
Available location data:
- city name;
- country name in the site language;
- country ISO code;
- country ID in 1C-Bitrix CMS;
- region name;
- region ISO code;
- latitude and longitude;
- district name (available only when using third-party services connected via onBuildServiceList; the built-in Sypex service does not fill this field);
- IP address range (available only when using third-party services connected via onBuildServiceList; the built-in Sypex service does not fill this field).
In standard mode, the Rover GeoIP module returns data from the first service that successfully provides a response. The list of services and the order of their invocation are configured via the onBuildServiceList event. The single built-in service, sypexgeo.net (Sypex), is connected using the same method and is active by default.
The built-in services ipgeobase.ru (IpGeoBase) and freegeoip.net (FreeGeoIp) have been removed from the module because these services have ceased operations and no longer offer a public API. Developers can integrate their own GeoIP services through the onBuildServiceList event without modifying the module's source code.
Components
The rover:geoip.user.location component determines user location based on the IP address used during their first visit to the site. Access to this component is restricted to administrators. The Web Analytics module must be installed for it to function correctly.
Complete API documentation and usage examples are available in the project's GitHub repository.
For tasks requiring extended functionality and a more user-friendly interface with similar capabilities, the solution "Enhanced Location Selection with IP Detection and Content Replacement by City" is recommended.
The GeoIP API module was developed by Pavel Shulaev.
General iT can install “GeoIp Api”, configure its settings and verify its operation in the existing project.
UPDATE HISTORY
— The list of GeoIP services is now built via the `onBuildServiceList` event of the `rover.geoip` module instead of hard-scanning the `lib/service/` directory.
— The built-in service (Sypex) is registered via the same event; custom services from other modules can be connected without modifying the module core (see README, section "Extending the service list").
— `Service::build()` has been simplified: it now accepts only the full class name (FQCN); support for short names has been removed.
— Services IpGeoBase (ipgeobase.ru) and FreeGeoIp (freegeoip.net) have been removed as both services have ceased operations and their public APIs are unavailable. Along with the classes, the unused options `ipgeobase-active` and `freegoip-active` have been removed. If needed, they can be connected as third-party services via `onBuildServiceList`.
— Fixed cache desynchronization in `Location::getInstance()`: `reload($ip)` with an explicitly specified IP now updates `$this->ip` and re-indexes the internal cache of instances, ensuring that a subsequent `getInstance()` call with the old IP does not return an object containing data for a different address.
— `Location::getData()` now writes the exception text to the `error` field on error instead of the static string `'error'`, simplifying diagnostics.
— All localization string references have been migrated from the deprecated `GetMessage()` to `\Bitrix\Main\Localization\Loc::getMessage()`.
— The minimum required PHP version has been raised to 8.1; the installation check (`install/index.php`) is now synchronized with the module's actual runtime gate (`include.php`). Previously, the installation check allowed PHP 7.2, although the module would not load on versions below 8.1.
— The `rover:geoip.user.location` component now retrieves the user's registration IP via the D7 API (`\Bitrix\Statistic\SessionTable`) instead of a direct SQL query to the `b_stat_session` table; if the "Web Analytics" module is not installed, the method correctly returns `null` instead of querying a non-existent table.
— Component `rover:geoip.user.location`: added permission check — only an administrator (`$USER->IsAdmin()`) can view and modify user data; otherwise, an exception with a message about insufficient permissions is thrown.
— Fixed an error during module update.
— Fixed found vulnerabilities
— Added the ability to set the maximum wait time for the geoip service. Default is 200 ms.
— Sypex is the only service for location determination (others do not work at the moment)
— Added the ability to connect to Sypex via a key (upon registration/subscription)
— Service response wait time reduced from 2 to 0.2 seconds.
— Fixed encoding conversion errors for responses on websites using windows-1251
— Minimum PHP version raised to 7.2
— Refactoring
— Added the ability to specify a regional server for Sypex
— Minimum PHP version raised to 5.4
— Other minor improvements and enhancements
Reduced response wait time from location determination services
Geo query is not performed if the page is opened by a bot
Added the ability to specify the desired response language; currently works only for the Sypex service
The FreeGeoIp service has been disabled as they closed their free API
Added a check for the presence of the 'Web Analytics' module in the user location detection component
Fixed error output during installation/uninstallation
Removed the Exception that occurred when attempting to determine the location for an IPv6 address. Now errors are written to the ERROR key in the array returned by the Location::getData() method. They can also be retrieved by calling Location::getError().
The ip parameter in the reload method has been made optional again. By default, it reloads for the current IP
Fixed installation errors
- added a new service for location detection - Sypex
- ability to explicitly specify the service for location detection
- required PHP version lowered to 5.3
- added some methods for retrieving values
- some old methods have been marked as deprecated; they will be removed in future versions (see documentation)
Added a public method getService to the \Rover\GeoIp\Location class, which returns the geoip service used to obtain the data
Auto-detection of encoding has been added and set as default.
Correct handling of IPv6 addresses has been added. The module no longer throws an error, but location determination is currently unavailable.
The reload method has been added for multiple use of the location determination object.
The country determination algorithm has been improved.
A component for determining and updating user locations has been added.
The public method Location::getCountryId() has been added, which returns the Bitrix country code (if determination was successful).
Country name display in windows-1251 encoding has been fixed.
An example of use in windows-1251 encoding has been added to the description.
Compatibility with PHP 5.4 has been restored.
Search via the freegeoip.net service has been added.
The public method getIp() has been added, which returns the IP for which the \Rover\GeoIp\Location object was created.
Documentation has been updated.
The method for obtaining the current IP has been made public.
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