also another way would be to store a list of ip's in a text file or a database, and then using a server-side language you could compare the users current ip against the list of ip's in the database, and if there is a match you could just kill the script.
@David_HarrisonMar 15.2004 — #If you have ASP enabled on your server then you can use this Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") to detect a users IP address and redirect them or send them different content or whatever you want.
Edit, if you want to log peoples IP then you will definately need some sort of server-side language capability so that you can store the IP's in a database. If you have Microsoft Access then you can create a database for use with an AS script. [url=http://www.brinkster.com]brinkster[/url] are a reasonably good host, although PeOfEo would probably recommend [url=http://europe.webmatrixhosting.net/text.aspx?tmpl=about]webmatrixhosting[/url], however that's ASP.NET, I can't help you with that.
@The_CheatMar 15.2004 — #if you want to log peoples IP then you will definately need some sort of server-side language capability [/quote] unless he has access to the servers logs.
If you have ASP enabled on your server then you can use this Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") to detect a users IP address and redirect them or send them different content or whatever you want. [/quote] just a note, in php it's: $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']