Javascript / Client Side Development :: how do you disply output


	how do you disply output good day I have never used javascript head office has ask I add this line of code to a html page local( $remoteHostIP ) = $ENV{"REMOTE_ADDR"}; and display IP can any one tell me how to display also what book would you recommend to learn javascript thanks Smiles <smile_inspec@hotmail.com> wrote in news:BN41i.1339$Bu.300 @read2.cgocable.net: > good day I have never used javascript > head office has ask I add this line of code to a html page > local( $remoteHostIP ) = $ENV{"REMOTE_ADDR"}; > and display IP > can any one tell me how to display > also what book would you recommend to learn javascript > thanks that is not javascript, its PHP, and it doesn't say much for your organization that head office is asking someone wholly unfamiliar with either to update a page! - Hide quoted text - Good Man wrote: > Smiles <smile_inspec@hotmail.com> wrote in news:BN41i.1339$Bu.300 > @read2.cgocable.net: >> good day I have never used javascript >> head office has ask I add this line of code to a html page >> local( $remoteHostIP ) = $ENV{"REMOTE_ADDR"}; >> and display IP >> can any one tell me how to display >> also what book would you recommend to learn javascript >> thanks > that is not javascript, its PHP, and it doesn't say much for your > organization that head office is asking someone wholly unfamiliar with > either to update a page! thanks company rules state you create a document head office can ask for an update your response has been sent to them to do upgrade because it is be on my skills most of my clients call me (on help desk) for advice I created a html document set it as default homepage locally on computer to support them I did ask head office to provide a support website but company supports to many different clients and does not want any thing to do with a website so I created an html page on each pc along with two batch files head office ask I remove ipconfig.batch and put IP on web page with the line they give me well I told them without help it is their problem not mine thanks - Hide quoted text - Smiles wrote: > Good Man wrote: >> Smiles <smile_inspec@hotmail.com> wrote in news:BN41i.1339$Bu.300 >> @read2.cgocable.net: >>> good day I have never used javascript >>> head office has ask I add this line of code to a html page >>> local( $remoteHostIP ) = $ENV{"REMOTE_ADDR"}; >>> and display IP >>> can any one tell me how to display >>> also what book would you recommend to learn javascript >>> thanks >> that is not javascript, its PHP, and it doesn't say much for your >> organization that head office is asking someone wholly unfamiliar with >> either to update a page! > company rules state you create a document head office can ask for an update > your response has been sent to them to do upgrade because it is be on my > skills > most of my clients call me (on help desk) for advice > I created a html document set it as default homepage locally on computer > to support them > I did ask head office to provide a support website but company supports > to many different clients and does not want any thing to do with a website > so I created an html page on each pc along with two batch files > head office ask I remove ipconfig.batch and put IP on web page with the > line they give me > well I told them without help it is their problem not mine And besides all of that, $_ENV is useless if Register Globals are off. Use $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] if anything, and don't expect it to reliably output anyone's IP address when using an intranet. At best you will get the DHCP/Static IPs addressed by the router or other addressing mechanism. -- -Lost Remove the extra words to reply by e-mail. Don't e-mail me. I am kidding. No I am not.