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I want to send a GET request to an external site, but also want to send some parameters for example i've to send a get request to example.com i want to execute www.example.com/send.php?uid=1&pwd=2&msg=3&phone=3&provider=xyz My code is : $getdata = http_build_query( array( 'uid' => '1', 'pwd' => '2', 'msg'=>'3', 'phone'=>'9999', 'provider'=>'xyz' ) ); $opts = array('http' => array( 'method' => 'GET', 'content' => $getdata ) ); $context = stream_context_create($opts); $result = file_get_contents('http://example.com/send.php', false, $context); I get a server error . The content option is used

How I can know the Domain for an IP by PHP? I have used this code <?php $hostname = gethostbyaddr($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']); echo $hostname; ?> But it doesn't work correctly. For example: gethostbyaddr(62.75.138.253); domain name is earthwar.de but the correctly answer is german-proxy.de Please help. A single IP address can host a potentially unlimited number of domains. Domains returned by gethostbyaddr will give the domain name(s) from the PTR DNS records for that IP. A reverse DNS record (PTR) maps IP addresses to one or more domain names. One such company that provides intelligence as far

I have the following login script, where i do use sessions. <?php session_start(); if(isset($_SESSION['logged_in'])){ $id = $_SESSION['id']; header("Location: start.php?id=$id"); exit(); } if(isset($_POST['submit'])){ $x1 = $_POST['x1']; $x2 = $_POST['x2']; ... $query = $db->query("SELECT * FROM table WHERE x1='".$x1."' AND x2='".$x2."'"); if($query->num_rows === 1){ $row = $query->fetch_object(); $id = $row->id; $_SESSION['logged_in'] = true; $_SESSION['id'] = $id; header("Location: start.php?id=$id"); 3more queries exit(); start.php will be just: <?php echo $_GET['id']; ?> I thought $_GET[

I'd like to be able to create and interact with a Tkinter Canvas and, at any time, be able to iterate over each of its pixels and get their RGB values. Setting pixel by pixel is not necessary, just getting. However, methods analogous to Canvas's create_polygon(), create_line(), create_text(), and create_oval() must be available as well for interacting with the image overall. There are a number of restraints: Must work with Python 3 Must work with Linux, Mac, and Windows Must work with libraries that come with Python (no downloads) The second restraint is mainly the reason I've posted this

I'm developing a website using PHP. My .htaccess has this rewrite rule: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^book/([^/]*)\.html$ book.php?title=$1 [L] So the URL that looked like: www.example.com/book.php?title=title-of-the-book turns into www.example.com/book/title-of-the-book.html In a specific case, from another page in the site, I want to link to pages like this: www.example.com/book.php?title=title-of-the-book?myfield=1 that then turns into www.example.com/book/title-of-the-book.html?myfield=1.html Being ther, I cannot acces the GET variables using the usual PHP way $variable = $_GET['myfield']

I have a URL of a remote page from a different domain which I have to download, parse, and update DOM of the current page. I've found examples of doing this using new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP") , but that's limited to IE, I guess, and using new java.net.URL , but I don't want to use Java. Are there any alternatives? Same domain policy is going to get you. 1) Proxy through your server. browser->your server->their server->your server->browser. 2) Use flash or silverlight. The 3rd party has to give you access. The bridge between javascript and flash isn't great for large amounts of data and