Archive for November, 2005
The full URL to a page comes in three parts: The domain name, the path to the file then the filename, and the query string. For example, take the URL http://www.example.com/example/page.php?name=Bob. The three parts of this are:
1. The domain name: www.example.com2. The path to the page: /example/page.php3. The query string: name=Bob
So how do you find [...]
Do you want to know the IP address of a visitor? This can be useful for many reasons, such as tracking site usage or blocking access to specific people. Here's how you can find it using PHP.
In a PHP page, within the PHP tags, <?php ... ?>, you can retrieve the IP address of a [...]
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