Where are these footers coming from ?

Hi,

They're appearing everywehre, these footers with that sign that tells you your IP, Browser and ISP. Where are they coming from?!?!

They annoying me now.... :p :rolleyes:

:smoov:

Ah yes, i would also like to know this. They are quite creepy, although they are very wrong if you are behind a proxy. ;)

I even use this "technology" as a fundament for a website design: http://www.rogotworld.com/main.php (The IP on the top part)

Only thing you have to do different for a footer is to tell php to php .txt files so you can use it on forums as a footer.

Fredi

Cool,

No one knows yet though, they must be getting out from somewhere ?

That's how I did it:

PHP Code:

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<?php

    $text = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
    $chars = strlen($text);
    $fontsize = 50;
    $fontfile = "/home/rogotwld/public_html/redesign_pics/ArialHB.ttf";
    
    $im = imagecreatefromjpeg ('/home/rogotwld/public_html/redesign_pics/m3_template.jpg');
    imagealphablending ($im, true);
    
    $c_outline = imagecolorresolvealpha ($im, 188, 188, 188, 99);
    $c_text = imagecolorresolvealpha ($im, 237, 237, 237, 0);
    
    if ($chars == 14){     
        $startx = 120;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 15){     
        $startx = 102;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 13){     
        $startx = 135;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 12){     
        $startx = 157;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 11){     
        $startx = 179;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 10){     
        $startx = 202;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 9){     
        $startx = 225;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 8){     
        $startx = 248;
        $starty = 40;
    } else if ($chars == 7){     
        $startx = 271;
        $starty = 40;            
    } else if ($chars == 16){     
        $startx = 80;
        $starty = 40;
    } else{     
        $startx = 60;
        $starty = 40;
    }
    
    for ($ox = -1; $ox <= 1; $ox++) {
        for ($oy = -1; $oy <= 1; $oy++) {
            imagefttext ($im, $fontsize, 0, $startx+$ox, $starty+$oy, $c_outline, $fontfile, $text, array());
        }
    }
    
    imagefttext ($im, $fontsize, 0, $startx, $starty, $c_text, $fontfile, $text, array());
    
    header("Content-type: image/jpeg");
    imagejpeg($im, NULL, 75);
    
?>

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All those if else for the positioning could be done easyer, but I was to lazy to make perfect code. (And for whatever reson, the function to calculate the width was not working)

Fredi

Got an example/link?

Quote:

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Originally posted by squidlips
Got an example/link?

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From the site I've posted above.

The dynamic jpeg: http://www.rogotworld.com/redesign_p...dynamic_ip.php

The template jpeg: http://www.rogotworld.com/redesign_pics/m3_template.jpg

Fredi

Very unique... did you do that out of interest or take insparation from another site etc?

It was just popping into my mind, like thousands of other things each day. (Most of them are just a waste of time, but that's how I work) ;)

Fredi

thats cool, i always wondered how the did dynamic pics.