Using a webpage to find IP numbers

[Apex]

if I make a website, could I see all the visitors ip numbers? if so, how is it done?

[ABHIS]

Originally posted by Apex
if I make a website, could I see all the visitors ip numbers? if so, how is it done?

Either you'll run the webpage on YOUR OWN server, in this case most http servers provide a log file listing:
IP, Address, date of connection, visited pages, etc..
Or you'll host your pages on some remote server, in this case you need to chose a host that provides cgi or perl and write yourself the simpliest script (that you could find hundreds by simply googling).

[Apex]

so let's say I use freewebs, is there any instructions you can give me to get started?

[ABHIS]

Originally posted by Apex
so let's say I use freewebs, is there any instructions you can give me to get started?

Visit this "freewebs" web page, and check whether or not they support PHP. Get in touch with them and see if you can implement active scripts in your pages. If this is OK for them, then all you need is either to write your own script to capture IP of your visitors or to copy an already available script from the net.
In all cases, a minimum level of script writing/handling/dealing_with is required.

[Unregistered]

This hosting site handles perl and php..
[url]http://www.plugsocket.com/web-hosting/[/url]

[Apex]

ok I found a site that supports PHP, is there anyway I can get started because I've never made a website/scripts before.

[SyntaXmasteR]

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[sudharsan]

Hi Gurus
Is it possible to trace the ip address of users accessing my page invariably of the web-server(means apache, ISS, etc.....).

Regards
Sudharsan