I need a program that can be used for php prog! And a code..

[Ewido]

If anyone could tell me a free program that let me program php on it, please tell me.

Oh and I need the code that saves me the Ip address that the user used to enter my web page.

[Kiretsu]

Wordpad will let you do that.

[ScareTrolfey]

Ultraedit and Textpad are good text editors you can use.

The ip is stored in the server variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], and you can use the GetHostByName() to lookup the name.

[Rannos]

Well, you can write PHP in any plain text editor...a la Notepad.

As for the code, gimme a few minutes as I don't know how to do this off the top of my head.

Rannos

[Ewido]

ScareTrolfey

Ultraedit and Textpad are good text editors you can use.

The ip is stored in the server variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], and you can use the GetHostByName() to lookup the name.

But could I actually save the Ip on my computer or something?

[grundal]

crazy_guy27

ScareTrolfey

Ultraedit and Textpad are good text editors you can use.

The ip is stored in the server variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], and you can use the GetHostByName() to lookup the name.

But could I actually save the Ip on my computer or something?

well if you can get the ip then you can save the ip ... in alot of diffrent ways

[Ewido]

grundal

crazy_guy27

ScareTrolfey

Ultraedit and Textpad are good text editors you can use.

The ip is stored in the server variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], and you can use the GetHostByName() to lookup the name.

But could I actually save the Ip on my computer or something?

well if you can get the ip then you can save the ip ... in alot of diffrent ways

Your siggy doesn't... right?

[grundal]

crazy_guy27

grundal

crazy_guy27

ScareTrolfey

Ultraedit and Textpad are good text editors you can use.

The ip is stored in the server variable $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], and you can use the GetHostByName() to lookup the name.

But could I actually save the Ip on my computer or something?

well if you can get the ip then you can save the ip ... in alot of diffrent ways

Your siggy doesn't... right?

no my siggy doesn't that doens't mean I don't have the capability i could change the database back in it to just count the rows and store everyones IP as well as the AGENT string so that I have a basic idea of users viewing my sig ... {already apache does some of this for me by keeping track of browsers}

[Rannos]

<?php

$filename = "ip_log";

$file = fopen($filename, "a")
fwrite($file, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
fclose($file)

?>

This might work...I haven't tested yet, but I will in just a minute. sweatdrop This just puts it into a plain text file.

[Ewido]

Rannos

Well, you can write PHP in any plain text editor...a la Notepad.

As for the code, gimme a few minutes as I don't know how to do this off the top of my head.

Rannos

Thanks.. To all!

[Ewido]

Rannos

<?php

$filename = "ip_log";

$file = fopen($filename, "a")
fwrite($file, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
fclose($file)

?>

This might work...I haven't tested yet, but I will in just a minute. sweatdrop This just puts it into a plain text file.

Thanks, but is there a way to make the code to save it in my computer or in the host?

[Rannos]

crazy_guy27

Rannos

<?php

$filename = "ip_log";

$file = fopen($filename, "a")
fwrite($file, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
fclose($file)

?>

This might work...I haven't tested yet, but I will in just a minute. sweatdrop This just puts it into a plain text file.

Thanks, but is there a way to make the code to save it in my computer or in the host?

This saves it on the server in the directory that the file's located in. (You could change $filename to alter that a little). Also, I forgot an endline in there, change the fwrite() line to:

fwrite($file, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] . "\n")

so it prints each address on a new line.

Hope that helps,
Rannos

[Crimzin Soulja]

Macromedia Dreamweaver. i got the whole deal there

[Ewido]

I'll be back later to check the posts

[Ewido]

Rannos

crazy_guy27

Rannos

<?php

$filename = "ip_log";

$file = fopen($filename, "a")
fwrite($file, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
fclose($file)

?>

This might work...I haven't tested yet, but I will in just a minute. sweatdrop This just puts it into a plain text file.

Thanks, but is there a way to make the code to save it in my computer or in the host?

This saves it on the server in the directory that the file's located in. (You could change $filename to alter that a little). Also, I forgot an endline in there, change the fwrite() line to:

fwrite($file, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] . "\n")

so it prints each address on a new line.

Hope that helps,
Rannos

Thanks a lot!