Serving a website based on source internet address ?

[Skybuck]

Hello,

Based on the source internet address a different version of the website
should be presented/served to the user/browser.

I would like to keep the script as simple as possible and it should
replace the index.php.

The script could look something like this in pseudo code:

if SourceAddress = '143.3.5.1' then
begin
ShowBlueWebsite ; // load/show BlueIndex.htm
end else
if SourceAddress = '124.5.15.7' then
begin
ShowRedWebsite; // load/show RedIndex.htm
end;

Is this possible with php ?

Bye,
Skybuck.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Serving a website based on source internet address ?

Skybuck wrote:

Hello,
>
Based on the source internet address a different version of the website
should be presented/served to the user/browser.
>
I would like to keep the script as simple as possible and it should
replace the index.php.
>
The script could look something like this in pseudo code:
>
if SourceAddress = '143.3.5.1' then
begin
ShowBlueWebsite ; // load/show BlueIndex.htm
end else
if SourceAddress = '124.5.15.7' then
begin
ShowRedWebsite; // load/show RedIndex.htm
end;
>
Is this possible with php ?
>
Bye,
Skybuck.
>

Sure.

<?php

switch ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
case '143.3.5.1':
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
break;
case '124.6.15.7':
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
break;
default:
header('Locatio n: DefaultIndex.ht m');
}
?>

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[Skybuck]

Re: Serving a website based on source internet address ?

<?php

>
switch ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
case '143.3.5.1':
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
break;
case '124.6.15.7':
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
break;
default:
header('Locatio n: DefaultIndex.ht m');
}
?>

Hello,

Is it possible to use an "or" operator in php ? I only want to specific
the location twice, since there are only two versions of the website.
However there can be many ip's to include, for example in pseudo code:

if (RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.7') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.4.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '112.44.6.8') then
begin
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
end else
begin
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
end;

Is this possible in PHP ?

Bye,
Skybuck.

[Skybuck]

Re: Serving a website based on source internet address ?


Skybuck schreef:

<?php

switch ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
case '143.3.5.1':
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
break;
case '124.6.15.7':
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
break;
default:
header('Locatio n: DefaultIndex.ht m');
}
?>

>
Hello,
>
Is it possible to use an "or" operator in php ? I only want to specific
the location twice, since there are only two versions of the website.
However there can be many ip's to include, for example in pseudo code:
>
if (RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.7') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.4.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '112.44.6.8') then
begin
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
end else
begin
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
end;
>
Is this possible in PHP ?

I'd still like to know the answer to this one ;) I tried the "or"
operator but it doesn't seem to work.

I think I found the solution looking at your post, the same effect can
probably be achieved with a case fall through. Leaving the break out
could achieve this effect if php is a case-fallthrough-language ;)

I shall try this code next:

<?php
switch ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
case '143.3.5.1':
case '142.3.5.1':
case '146.3.7.1':
case '141.3.5.1':
case '123.7.5.10':
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
break;
case '124.6.15.7':
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
break;
}
?>

Bye,
Skybuck.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: Serving a website based on source internet address ?

Skybuck wrote:

>><?php
>>
> switch ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
> case '143.3.5.1':
> header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
> break;
> case '124.6.15.7':
> header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
> break;
> default:
> header('Locatio n: DefaultIndex.ht m');
> }
>>?>

>
>
Hello,
>
Is it possible to use an "or" operator in php ? I only want to specific
the location twice, since there are only two versions of the website.
However there can be many ip's to include, for example in pseudo code:
>
if (RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.7') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.4.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '112.44.6.8') then
begin
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
end else
begin
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
end;
>
Is this possible in PHP ?
>
Bye,
Skybuck.
>

Did you try looking this up in the manual?

Yes, it is possible - see
http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...rs.logical.php.

But your problem is in how your if statement is constructed. See

http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.control-structures.php#control-structures.if

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[Norman Peelman]

Re: Serving a website based on source internet address ?

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Skybuck wrote:

><?php
>
switch ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
case '143.3.5.1':
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
break;
case '124.6.15.7':
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
break;
default:
header('Locatio n: DefaultIndex.ht m');
}
>?>

Hello,

Is it possible to use an "or" operator in php ? I only want to specific
the location twice, since there are only two versions of the website.
However there can be many ip's to include, for example in pseudo code:

if (RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.7') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.5.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '192.4.6.8') or
(RemoteAddress = '112.44.6.8') then
begin
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
end else
begin
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
end;

Is this possible in PHP ?

Bye,
Skybuck.

>
Did you try looking this up in the manual?
>
Yes, it is possible - see
http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...rs.logical.php.
>
But your problem is in how your if statement is constructed. See
>

http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...-structures.if

>
>

How about 'in_array()'?

$ip_arr = array('192.5.6. 7',
'192.5.6.8',
'192.4.6.8',
'112.44.6.8'
);
if (in_array($_SER VER['REMOTE_ADDR'], $ip_arr))
{
header('Locatio n: RedIndex.htm');
}
else
{
header('Locatio n: BlueIndex.htm') ;
}

.... not sure if you need to use the full domain name in the header function
or not.

Norm