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David Cook
Is it possible in Javascript to determine the numerical
IP-addr that the client is using?
(Normally, I'd do this on the server-side, where it is trivial.)
But, I'm just curious how to do it on the client-side if it's
possible. Of course, in general, the client IP-addr wouldn't
even be relevant if the current page/document came from
a 'file://' URL, but I'm assuming if the current document
came from a (non-local) http:// URL, then maybe both
the server and the CLIENT ip-address could be acquired
somehow.
Can it be done?
IP-addr that the client is using?
(Normally, I'd do this on the server-side, where it is trivial.)
But, I'm just curious how to do it on the client-side if it's
possible. Of course, in general, the client IP-addr wouldn't
even be relevant if the current page/document came from
a 'file://' URL, but I'm assuming if the current document
came from a (non-local) http:// URL, then maybe both
the server and the CLIENT ip-address could be acquired
somehow.
Can it be done?