Scratch

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

I don't see why it's so important to have "ITopic: " in the title.  You could just add that yourself.

The "ITopic: " in the title marks it as a non-auto-close thread. If you add it in yourself, it will get removed.

Maybe, I'm just trying to provide an easy solution for people.

rookwood101 wrote:

P110 wrote:

Maybe, I'm just trying to provide an easy solution for people.

I think maybe you should include some other methods in the main post such as with php and .htaccess files.

i do mention that this is only one method

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

I don't see why it's so important to have "ITopic: " in the title.  You could just add that yourself.

if you add it yourself, mods will take it off, and let you off with a warning the first time.  I think that's what happens.  If I'm mistaken, scimonster, sparks, etc. fill me in here!

veggieman001 wrote:

XenoK wrote:

GeonoTRON2000 wrote:

I don't see why it's so important to have "ITopic: " in the title.  You could just add that yourself.

if you add it yourself, mods will take it off, and let you off with a warning the first time.  I think that's what happens.  If I'm mistaken, scimonster, sparks, etc. fill me in here!

They already said that :L

woops

I wonder if you will have to rewrite this for IPv6

jvvg wrote:

chanmanpartyman wrote:

I wonder if you will have to rewrite this for IPv6

I don't think so.

However, I tried using the trick mentioned in this guide, and it doesn't work.

make sure you put it in the head section and entered a correct ip as shown, make sure there is a /banned.html or enter a different url

trinary wrote:

An interesting guide.

Thanks 

jvvg wrote:

P110 wrote:

jvvg wrote:

I don't think so.

However, I tried using the trick mentioned in this guide, and it doesn't work.

make sure you put it in the head section and entered a correct ip as shown, make sure there is a /banned.html or enter a different url

I tried that, it still doesn't seem to work.
Does it require anything on the server?

no, one problem might be that you aren't entering the right ip, are you doing 192....

Or try getting your public ip from here

P110 wrote:

jvvg wrote:

P110 wrote:

make sure you put it in the head section and entered a correct ip as shown, make sure there is a /banned.html or enter a different url

I tried that, it still doesn't seem to work.
Does it require anything on the server?

no, one problem might be that you aren't entering the right ip, are you doing 192....

Or try getting your public ip from here

I use my public IP. I also tried using the <!-- #echo --> thingy (yes, I put the whole thing when I tried it) to just alert my address.
That didn't work either.

It's possible this only works in some browsers.

P110 wrote:

jvvg wrote:

P110 wrote:

no, one problem might be that you aren't entering the right ip, are you doing 192....

Or try getting your public ip from here

I use my public IP. I also tried using the <!-- #echo --> thingy (yes, I put the whole thing when I tried it) to just alert my address.
That didn't work either.

It's possible this only works in some browsers.

try ur non public ip after this I have one more idea and then I'm stumped...

I also tried:

var ip = '<!--#echo var="REMOTE_ADDR"-->';
alert(ip);

and the box was blank.