Here's a quick little function which can be used to return your IP address
function getRemoteIPAddress() {
$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
return $ip;
}
The result can be very handy when combined with an if statement to code parts of a site you don't want the end user to see. Just remember you need to know your IP address before you can create the statement below.
$ip = getRemoteIPAddress();
if ($ip == "insert your IP here") {
//run the code only you want to see here
}
Clive Walkden
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