Example,Use third-party interface instances
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<Form action = www.111cn.net method = "post"> <P> enter an ip address: <input type = "text" name = "ip"/> </p> <P> <input type = "submit" value = "query"/> </p> </Form> <? Php // Obtain the IP address // $ Ip = $ _ SERVER ['remote _ ADDR ']; // automatically obtains the IP address of the client. // Region corresponding to the ip address If (! Empty ($ _ POST ['IP']) { $ Ip = $ _ POST ['IP']; // Interface address, which returns an xml result set, $ Str = file_get_contents ("http://www.yodao.com/smartresult-xml/search.s? Type = ip & q = ". $ ip ); // Here we need to get the address information. There are many xml extraction methods, and I use regular expressions. Preg_match_all ("/<location> (.*?) </Location>/", $ str, $ addr1 ); // The final result, as shown in figure 2; $ Addr = $ ip. "=>". $ addr1 [1] [0]; Echo $ addr; } ?> |
Example,Use QQWry
Currently, only PHP5 is supported.
Install
1. sudo pecl install qqwry-beta or directly download and compile phpize &./configure & make & sudo make install
2. Edit php. ini and add extension = qqwry. so.
3. Restart the http server
It is easy to use. The first step is to import the file path of the pure database and then call the q method. This method returns an array. The first value is Address 1, for example, Nanning, and the second value is Address 2, for example, China Telecom ADSL in Suining district. Let's take a look at the example. The iconv below is to transfer data from GB2312 to UTF-8, if your site is using GB2312, then this step is not needed.
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$ Qqwry = new qqwry ('qqwry. Dat '); List ($ addr1, $ addr2) = $ qqwry-> q ('2017. 0.0.1 '); $ Addr1 = iconv ('gb2312', 'utf-8', $ addr1 ); $ Addr2 = iconv ('gb2312', 'utf-8', $ addr2 ); Echo $ addr1, '|', $ addr2 ,""; $ Arr = $ qqwry-> q ('2017. 216.47.4 '); $ Arr [0] = iconv ('gb2312', 'utf-8', $ arr [0]); $ Arr [1] = iconv ('gb2312', 'utf-8', $ arr [1]); Echo $ arr [0], '|', $ arr [1], ""; $ Arr = $ qqwry-> q ('64. 233.187.99 '); $ Arr [0] = iconv ('gb2312', 'utf-8', $ arr [0]); $ Arr [1] = iconv ('gb2312', 'utf-8', $ arr [1]); Echo $ arr [0], '|', $ arr [1], ""; |
Output:
Local Address |
Nanning, Guangxi | (Qingxiu district) China Telecom ADSL
US | Google Inc., California
Example,If you only need to check the IP address, it does not need to be so complex. For example, if I enter 110.110.110.110 in Baidu
The display address is
IP address: 110.110.110.110 Harbin Tietong, Heilongjiang province
As shown in the following figure.