How do you get that?
What do you mean?
Incoming browser to what? Your site? Your Messageboard?
serverside scripting
ex: using php…
// PHP file named getip.php:
<?php
echo “&ip=$REMOTE_ADDR&”;
?>
// flash file, textfield in _root named ‘ip’
_root.loadVariables(“getip.php”);
Ive never used aspx so I dont know what the scripting is but you can see how easy it is with php, so a little research is sure to show you how.
first place to look http://www.google.com
And if you want to assign that string to a variable named ip?? What do you have to do then?
How do you get directly that ip in a variable???
Also the script doesn’t work with a textbox !!!
I’ve managed to get it in a textbox. BUT
This script:
<?php
echo "&ip=$HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR&";
?>
Returns in the box: $HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR
Also with REMOTE ==> just the same
How is this possible?
php version:
http://www.pixelworkshop.com/testbed/getip.html
note: you have to run this off a php enabled server
Okay, I think that’s the problem. How do you enable PHP on the server OR how do you write an ASP script with that variable???
I told you, look on google and find out
But how do you get this in A VARIABLE INSTEAD OF A TEXTFIELD???
good to know :beam:
in that script your making a variable called ip, you then assign that variable to be the ip address through aspx. Using flash’s loadVariables command you can load that variable ip into any scope (movieclip) you want. Once its there, its a variable you can use however you want. If you have a textfield with a variable name the same as the variable which is loaded, that textfield displays the variable which is loaded.
in my example I had a textfield in _root with the var ip. Then I used this.loadVariables(“getip.php”) in the timeline of _root. Once that variable ip was loaded it was displayed in the testfield
and try not to yell, its disturbing
How do you enable PHP on the server?
Did you get the asp version working?? its easy just like the php version.
I made a asp version for you…
it loads the var same way as the php one…
<%
Response.Write("ip=" & Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR"))
%>
[edit]by lostinbeta to show code[/edit]
Thanks, i did the same with an ASP.NET file so only renaming your script to .aspx. But it didn’t work. But i think it doesn’t have any advantages to do so.
