[NEED HELP] Calling a function to it's proper place

matafy · 10-13-2009, 05:09 PM

Can someone please help with my function problem?

PHP Code:


			
<?PHP



$ip = array(); 

$hours_offset = 0; // Server time offset



//-------------- Video IDs ------------------------------------- 

/* Monday 09:00 AM to 09:00 PM */



$ip['Mon09'] = "168.0.0.1";    // Cam #1

$ip['Mon10'] = "168.0.0.2";    // Cam #2

$ip['Mon11'] = "168.0.0.3";    // Cam #3

$ip['Mon12'] = "168.0.0.4";    // Cam #4

$ip['Mon13'] = "168.0.0.5";    // Cam #5

$ip['Mon14'] = "168.0.0.6";    // Cam #6

$ip['Mon15'] = "168.0.0.7";    // Cam #7

$ip['Mon16'] = "168.0.0.8";    // Cam #8

$ip['Mon17'] = "168.0.0.9";    // Cam #9

$ip['Mon18'] = "168.0.0.10";   // Cam #10

$ip['Mon19'] = "168.0.0.11";   // Cam #11

$ip['Mon20'] = "168.0.0.12";   // Cam #12

$ip['Mon21'] = "168.0.0.13";   // Cam #13

 

//-------------------------------------------------------------- 



$defaults = array("168.0.0.14","168.0.0.15","168.0.0.16","168.0.0.17","168.0.0.18","168.0.0.19"); // Flash Commercials

$ip['default'] = $defaults[array_rand($defaults)];



function getIPAddress() { 

  global $ip,$hours_offset; 

  $check = date("DH",(time()-(3600*$hours_offset)));

  if (isset($ip[$check])) return $ip[$check]; 

  else return $ip['default']; 

} 



$port="8080";

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']==$ip || $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1")

{



}

  $rr = rand(1,32767);    

  print "<PARAM NAME=allowFlashAutoInstall VALUE=true>\r\n";

  print "<param name=Flashvars value='url=http://$ip:$port/a$rr.flv'>\r\n"; // I ran it through my server and it doesn't come up with the target ip address...

  print "<param name='movie' value='popup.swf' />\r\n";

  print "<param name='quality' value='high' />\r\n";

  print "<param name='bgcolor' value='#000000' />\r\n";

  print "<embed src='popup.swf' swLiveConnect='true' Flashvars='url=http://$ip:$port/a$rr.flv' quality='high'\r\n"; // Same here

  print "bgcolor='000000' width='320' height='240' name='popup' align='middle'\r\n";

  print "type='application/x-shockwave-flash' pluginspage='http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer' />\r\n";

  print "</object>\r\n";

?>

venegal · 10-13-2009, 05:24 PM

Like already mentioned, you don't call your getIPAddress function anywhere.
Somewhere there should be something like

PHP Code:


			
$currentIP = getIPAddress();

and you should then use $currentIP instead of $ip (which, in your case, is the array holding all the ip addresses, although your code is expecting one single ip address).

oracleguy · 10-13-2009, 07:12 PM

You might get more help if you actually explained what wasn't working right in detail and any errors you are getting.

matafy · 10-13-2009, 11:06 PM

This is what I have so far.

PHP Code:


			
<?PHP



$currentIP = getIPAddress(); 

$hours_offset = 0; // Server time offset



//-------------- Current IP Address ---------------------------- 

/* Monday 09:00 AM to 09:00 PM */



$currentIP['Mon09'] = "168.0.0.1";    // Cam #1

$currentIP['Mon10'] = "168.0.0.2";    // Cam #2

$currentIP['Mon11'] = "168.0.0.3";    // Cam #3

$currentIP['Mon12'] = "168.0.0.4";    // Cam #4

$currentIP['Mon13'] = "168.0.0.5";    // Cam #5

$currentIP['Mon14'] = "168.0.0.6";    // Cam #6

$currentIP['Mon15'] = "168.0.0.7";    // Cam #7

$currentIP['Mon16'] = "168.0.0.8";    // Cam #8

$currentIP['Mon17'] = "168.0.0.9";    // Cam #9

$currentIP['Mon18'] = "168.0.0.10";   // Cam #10

$currentIP['Mon19'] = "168.0.0.11";   // Cam #11

$currentIP['Mon20'] = "168.0.0.12";   // Cam #12

$currentIP['Mon21'] = "168.0.0.13";   // Cam #13

 

//-------------------------------------------------------------- 



$defaults = array("168.0.0.14","168.0.0.15","168.0.0.16","168.0.0.17","168.0.0.18","168.0.0.19"); // Flash Commercials

$currentIP['default'] = $defaults[array_rand($defaults)];



function getIPAddress() { 

  global $currentIP,$hours_offset; 

  $check = date("DH",(time()-(3600*$hours_offset)));

  if (isset($currentIP[$check])) return $currentIP[$check]; 

  else return $currentIP['default']; 

} 



$port="8080";

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']==$currentIP || $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1")

{



}

  $rr = rand(1,32767);    

  print "<PARAM NAME=allowFlashAutoInstall VALUE=true>\r\n";

  print "<param name=Flashvars value='url=http://$currentIP:$port/a$rr.flv'>\r\n"; // I ran it through my server and it doesn't come up with the target ip address...

  print "<param name='movie' value='popup.swf' />\r\n";

  print "<param name='quality' value='high' />\r\n";

  print "<param name='bgcolor' value='#000000' />\r\n";

  print "<embed src='popup.swf' swLiveConnect='true' Flashvars='url=http://$currentIP:$port/a$rr.flv' quality='high'\r\n"; // Same here

  print "bgcolor='000000' width='320' height='240' name='popup' align='middle'\r\n";

  print "type='application/x-shockwave-flash' pluginspage='http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer' />\r\n";

  print "</object>\r\n";

?>

When I ran this one through it returned this

PHP Code:


			
<PARAM NAME=allowFlashAutoInstall VALUE=true>

<param name=Flashvars value='url=http://Array:8080/a32685.flv'>

<param name='movie' value='popup.swf' />

<param name='quality' value='high' />

<param name='bgcolor' value='#000000' />

<embed src='popup.swf' swLiveConnect='true' Flashvars='url=http://Array:8080/a32685.flv' quality='high'

bgcolor='000000' width='320' height='240' name='popup' align='middle'

type='application/x-shockwave-flash' pluginspage='http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer' />

</object>

My goal is to put the ip address in place of the word "Array" that is located on the 2nd line. I have tried echoing the getIPAddress function but it screws up the php code.

venegal · 10-13-2009, 11:15 PM

That's what I meant:

PHP Code:


			
<?PHP



$ip = array(); 

$hours_offset = 0; // Server time offset



//-------------- Video IDs ------------------------------------- 

/* Monday 09:00 AM to 09:00 PM */



$ip['Mon09'] = "168.0.0.1";    // Cam #1

$ip['Mon10'] = "168.0.0.2";    // Cam #2

$ip['Mon11'] = "168.0.0.3";    // Cam #3

$ip['Mon12'] = "168.0.0.4";    // Cam #4

$ip['Mon13'] = "168.0.0.5";    // Cam #5

$ip['Mon14'] = "168.0.0.6";    // Cam #6

$ip['Mon15'] = "168.0.0.7";    // Cam #7

$ip['Mon16'] = "168.0.0.8";    // Cam #8

$ip['Mon17'] = "168.0.0.9";    // Cam #9

$ip['Mon18'] = "168.0.0.10";   // Cam #10

$ip['Mon19'] = "168.0.0.11";   // Cam #11

$ip['Mon20'] = "168.0.0.12";   // Cam #12

$ip['Mon21'] = "168.0.0.13";   // Cam #13

 

//-------------------------------------------------------------- 



$defaults = array("168.0.0.14","168.0.0.15","168.0.0.16","168.0.0.17","168.0.0.18","168.0.0.19"); // Flash Commercials

$ip['default'] = $defaults[array_rand($defaults)];



function getIPAddress() { 

  global $ip,$hours_offset; 

  $check = date("DH",(time()-(3600*$hours_offset)));

  if (isset($ip[$check])) return $ip[$check]; 

  else return $ip['default']; 

} 



$currentIP = getIPAddress();

$port="8080";

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']==$currentIP || $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']=="127.0.0.1")

{



}

  $rr = rand(1,32767);    

  print "<PARAM NAME=allowFlashAutoInstall VALUE=true>\r\n";

  print "<param name=Flashvars value='url=http://$currentIP:$port/a$rr.flv'>\r\n"; // I ran it through my server and it doesn't come up with the target ip address...

  print "<param name='movie' value='popup.swf' />\r\n";

  print "<param name='quality' value='high' />\r\n";

  print "<param name='bgcolor' value='#000000' />\r\n";

  print "<embed src='popup.swf' swLiveConnect='true' Flashvars='url=http://$currentIP:$port/a$rr.flv' quality='high'\r\n"; // Same here

  print "bgcolor='000000' width='320' height='240' name='popup' align='middle'\r\n";

  print "type='application/x-shockwave-flash' pluginspage='http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer' />\r\n";

  print "</object>\r\n";

?>

matafy · 10-14-2009, 06:49 AM

I ran it through my server and it worked perfectly, but I also saw this "ï»¿".

PHP Code:


			
ï»¿<PARAM NAME=allowFlashAutoInstall VALUE=true>

<param name=Flashvars value='url=http://168.0.0.16:8080/a356.flv'>

<param name='movie' value='popup.swf' />

<param name='quality' value='high' />

<param name='bgcolor' value='#000000' />

<embed src='popup.swf' swLiveConnect='true' Flashvars='url=http://168.0.0.16:8080/a356.flv' quality='high'

bgcolor='000000' width='320' height='240' name='popup' align='middle'

type='application/x-shockwave-flash' pluginspage='http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer' />

</object>

What does "ï»¿" mean?

venegal · 10-14-2009, 10:52 AM

It's the UTF-8 byte order mark. It's there because your editor handles the code file as UTF-8 while the browser treats it as ISO-8859-1.

Just make sure that those two encodings are the same, so either change your editor to ISO-8859-1 and delete those characters, or tell the browser what's going on with <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />.