Including non-serverside php

[Savut]

why whould you want to send the ip to the non php server ? Even so you could
do it in JS :D

Savut

":: Ole C ::" <olecl-news@start.no> wrote in message
news:0kgac.75478$BD3.8698530@juliett.dax.net...

> I'll just skip every bit of formality and go strait to the problem:
> <problem>
> I'm doing some website logging(country, ip etc) on a server which of
> course
> doesn't have any form of database. Thought it be a smart idea then to
> include a page from a server which has MySQL, and do the logging there.
> But
> that's where the smart stuff stops and the hairpulling starts. I soon
> enough
> realized that variables like $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] cannot be inherited
> into the non-serverside php. Not as far I'm aware for sure. Or can it? Or
> has anyone out there a smart sollution to overcome this obstacle?
> </problem>
>
> <sollution>
> Just fill in the clever stuff.
> </sollution>
>
> ~
> Ole C.
> "I always used to put my right boot on first, and then obviously my right
> sock." - Barry Venison
>
>

[Savut]

No way, this program is bogus like hell :D
And very slow, coding ourselve always give better performance, and for
something like counter, this is extremely important.

Savut

"David Quinton" <usenet_2004_email@REMOVETHISBITbizorg.co.uk> wrote in
message news:2uqk60tilktvjqlgfk6miahmnfrau3po1p@4ax.com...

> On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 17:35:57 +0200, Alvaro G Vicario
> <alvaro_QUITAR_REMOVE@telecomputeronline.com> wrote:
>

>>*** :: Ole C :: wrote/escribió (Tue, 30 Mar 2004 15:25:48 GMT):

>>> I soon enough realized that variables like $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']
>>> cannot
>>> be inherited into the non-serverside php. Not as far I'm aware for sure.
>>> Or can it? Or has anyone out there a smart sollution to overcome this
>>> obstacle?

>>
>>Use PHP to add values to the URL in the call to remote code and then read
>>them from $_GET array. It might work.

>
>
> Or cheat:
> <http://www.phpee.com/>.
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[:: Ole C ::]

"Alvaro G Vicario"

> Use PHP to add values to the URL in the call to remote code and then read

them from $_GET array. It might work.

>

Thought it be common curtisy to reply on your nice tips.
I went for your method and it now works nicely. Had a feeling those
referents with nice "&" letter inside might do some trouble, but they could
easily be ereg_replaced with "%26". Skipped the [url]http://www.phpee.com/[/url]. It
was a bit too much of the good stuff :-)

Thanks a lot.

Ole C.