sending all non-English language traffic out

[unicams]

Is there a way to send all my non-English language traffic out to one site and the English language traffic to another?

Not a smart idea you can make a killing with more than just English traffic.

[webcamhostess]

Consider sending it to web cam sites

[BrasSmonkey]

My man is on the ball

officially WP GeoIP Country Redirect i think you could install wp and use it on any of your sites. wp or not

How will a WP Plugin work on a site with no WP?

if the orignal is not wp you need it somewhere. jeez

[bbwlover]

Consider sending it to web cam sites

I'm doing some rebills with my webcam joins so I am happy to say I agree with you.

[tacnet]

Another option might be to stick a translate button on your website linked through google translate (See the top right button on https://www.tacamateurs.com/ )

We have that on all our pages now

[JacobBB]

I am curious about it too

[GlennfromLA]

Another option might be to stick a translate button on your website linked through google translate (See the top right button on https://www.tacamateurs.com/ )

We have that on all our pages now

Good option

[DeSexGuide]

Another option might be to stick a translate button on your website linked through google translate (See the top right button on https://www.tacamateurs.com/ )

We have that on all our pages now

Is it hard to integrate into a WP site?

[tacnet]

Another option might be to stick a translate button on your website linked through google translate (See the top right button on https://www.tacamateurs.com/ )

We have that on all our pages now

Is it hard to integrate into a WP site?

Im no WP expert but its relatively straight forward with a bit of javascript

Below is the javascript we use (You'll have to adjust it slightly for your domain) but once its setup, you can use links like this to translate any page :-

<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="trans('de')">Translate to German</a>
<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="trans('fr')">Translate to French</a>
<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="trans('es')">Translate to Spanish</a>
<a href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="trans('it')">Translate to Italian</a>

and so on

Hope that helps

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function trans(lng) {
	
      // First check if there is a canonical link, if there is set url to the canonical href value
      
	url = document.querySelector("link[rel='canonical']")
	if (url) { url = url.href; }
	
	
      // If not canonical link found, use the window.location.href
      
	else { url = window.location.href; }
	
      // If language is english then return without redirecting
      
	if (lng === "gb") { window.location.href = url; return; }
	
       // now grab the end of the url after your "https://www.domain.com". 
       // In our case, its everything after "https://www.tacamateurs.com" which is 26 characters long (first character is 0)
       // so we can use javascript slice to split the url beginning at char 27
       
	url_end = url.slice(27);
	
	// Now put the url together in the format google translate requires. 
	// The format is "https://www-domain-com.translate.goog" + url_end + "?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=" + lng;
	// Note the dashes in www-domain-com.translate.goog
        // In our case (for example) the url https://www.tacamateurs.com/updates/ when translating to german (de) becomes
        // https://www-tacamateurs-com.translate.goog/updates/?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=de
        
	url = "https://www-tacamateurs-com.translate.goog" + url_end + "?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=" + lng;
	
	window.location.href = url;
	
	return false;
	
}

[Wm2man]

Plus 1 for dating sites

[BarbaraCum]

Trading seems a waste to me.