Redirect based on State?

Is there was to redirect a user to a different page based on
a given State?
I thought you could do it by Country using a server variable,
but need to do
this my a particular State. Maybe a script? This would be for
a PHP site.

State as in "state of Ohio". I want to determine if they are
coming from
this state, and redirect to one page, and if not, another.
Would it be based
on an ip range? Server variable? Php script?
On 9/26/06 11:06 AM, in article
efbfm1$m74$[email protected], "Mick
White" <[email protected]> wrote:
> idot wrote:
>
>> Is there was to redirect a user to a different page
based on a given State?
>> I thought you could do it by Country using a server
variable, but need to do
>> this my a particular State. Maybe a script? This
would be for a PHP site.
>>
> Whence comes the State?
> Mick

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