RE: How was that done?

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Ok, firstly, this sort of question should be placed in the Programming forum. Secondly, if you want to grab the actual ISP from the IP, then you need to perform a lookup, but ASP doesn't support doing so (unless we're talking about .NET, in which case I'm not 100% sure).

There are components on the web to do this for you, but again, this is the downside to using ASP (and most Microsoft-based languages), in that you usually end up paying for trivial expansion COM objects. Of course, you could always code this extra object yourself, but being as you even asked how to get the ISP from the IP, would tell me this isn't an option. :)

Try for some extra info.

--hellz

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How was that done? - Tr Function Foo 2003-07-24 06:21:19
- >RE: How was that done? - Guest(hellz) 2003-07-24 14:30:09 <
  - answer = use Perl -nt - Ker SamSpade 2003-07-24 15:14:18
    - answer= zollocks - Guest(zollocks) 2003-08-01 19:37:20

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Message:	On 2003-07-24 14:30:09, hellz wrote >Ok, firstly, this sort of question should be placed in the Programming forum. Secondly, if you want to grab the actual ISP from the IP, then you need to perform a lookup, but ASP doesn't support doing so (unless we're talking about .NET, in which case I'm not 100% sure). > >There are components on the web to do this for you, but again, this is the downside to using ASP (and most Microsoft-based languages), in that you usually end up paying for trivial expansion COM objects. Of course, you could always code this extra object yourself, but being as you even asked how to get the ISP from the IP, would tell me this isn't an option. :) > >Try [url=http://component-dll.aspobjects.com/ASP_Components/network/dns/]for some extra info[/url]. > >--hellz
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