is php allowed in headers/footers?
Allowing PHP in the headers/footers would be a major security risk. So no, it's not allowed
awww.....
could you sort of add "tags" so we could use like an ip. like <IP> or <BROWSER>?
awww.....
could you sort of add "tags" so we could use like an ip. like <IP> or <BROWSER>?
pffft... be creative Just make a PHP script that grabs the user's IP and browser's information, outputs that in the form of JavaScript variables, upload that to your PHP host, then stick something like <script src="http://myhost.com/getbrowserandipinfo.php"></script> at the top of your headers or whatever . Then you can refer to those variables in scripts you use later on
awww.....
could you sort of add "tags" so we could use like an ip. like <IP> or <BROWSER>?
pffft... be creative Just make a PHP script that grabs the user's IP and browser's information, outputs that in the form of JavaScript variables, upload that to your PHP host, then stick something like <script src="http://myhost.com/getbrowserandipinfo.php"></script> at the top of your headers or whatever . Then you can refer to those variables in scripts you use later on
Exact same as PB.
awww.....
could you sort of add "tags" so we could use like an ip. like <IP> or <BROWSER>?
Javascript can be used on it's own to work out a users browser.
awww.....
could you sort of add "tags" so we could use like an ip. like <IP> or <BROWSER>?
pffft... be creative Just make a PHP script that grabs the user's IP and browser's information, outputs that in the form of JavaScript variables, upload that to your PHP host, then stick something like <script src="http://myhost.com/getbrowserandipinfo.php"></script> at the top of your headers or whatever . Then you can refer to those variables in
scripts you use later on
pffttt...
how do i do that?
i only know how to do $blah = kaboom; in a php script, not var blah = kaboom;
is it possible to do js style variables in php, then use those js variables?
like this:
<?php
var ip=$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
?>
then upload that as script.php then:
<script src="script.php"></script>
then use:
<script type="text/javascript">
document.write(ip);
</script>
would that work?
or something else?
Your site:
Your forum:Code: JavaScript
- <script type="text/javascript">
- <!--
- var nScript = document.createElement("script");
- nScript.type = "text/javascript";
- nScript.src = "http://yoursite.com/ip.php";
- document.body.appendChild(nScript);
- //-->
- </script>