IP Script

[iGuest 3]

here:
just copy to a PHP file.

<?php        $ip=@getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");        echo "Your IP is: <B>$ip</B>";?>

To add to HTML:

<Script Language=php>$ip=@getenv("REMOTE_ADDR"); echo "Your IP is: <B>$ip</B>";</script>OR:<?= "Your IP is: <b>".getenv('REMOTE_ADDR')."</b>" ?>

[4 Second option ull have to edit php.ini file]
[Thank You CodeFX]

[iGuest 3]

The second way won't work. You can't embed PHP code in a .html document without modifying php.ini, and even then it wouldn't work. Assuming it goes through the parser, which means it is either a .php file or you have edited php.ini, The correct syntax would be:

<script language="php">$ip=@getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");echo "Your IP is: <B>$ip</B>"; </script>

But anyway, thanks. I didn't know how to do that.


P.S. You could also use this statement:

<?= "Your IP is: <b>".getenv('REMOTE_ADDR')."</b>" ?>

[iGuest 3]

Cool, where did you learn php?

[iGuest 3]

From just about the biggest book that was ever written on it... PHP and MySQL Web Development. You can get it off amazon.