My only request is that you use this to learn not just to leech source code off me and not obtain any knowledge.

Example:



Requirements:

• A host with an image library such as GD or ImageMick (110mb.com is a site that has GD already configured.)

Code:


<?php
Header("Content-Type: image/png");

// Get the IP Address
$IP = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];

// Set image width and height
$Width = 250;
$Height = 20;

// Create the image resource
$Image = ImageCreate($Width, $Height);

// Color Variables
$Black = ImageColorAllocate($Image, 0, 0, 0);
$Red = ImageColorAllocate($Image, 255, 0, 0);

// Make the image background black
ImageFill($Image, 0, 0, $Black);

// Add the IP string to the image
ImageString($Image, 3, 43, 3, "Your IP is: $IP", $Red);

// Output the created image in png format
ImagePng($Image);

// Free up resources
ImageDestroy($Image);

?>

Can you add an image as the background? instead of making it black?

MurdaH wrote:Can you add an image as the background? instead of making it black?

You can, as you see in my signature, it's a different method though.

Nova wrote:My only request is that you use this to learn not just to leech source code off me

Huh? I don't see what's there to "leech" from an image that displays a remote IP address. All in all, this is a pretty common PHP script.

Thanks anyways.
I might use this when I get into php soon.

omg he has my ip impossible

how can i use this in such a image like yours

Prince wrote:omg he has my ip impossible

omg he has ur IP hes gonna 1337 h4x you!!!11
No but seriously, welcome to the Internet.

Prince wrote:how can i use this in such a image like yours

MurdaH asked a similar question to this.
The topic name is "Basic IP Image Generation".
He won't be explaining how do so, in this thread at least.