[Not Your Average Orange]

Title says it all, I'd like a visible button that once clicked bans the clickers IP automatically.

Thanks!

[AshleyUK]

Title says it all, I'd like a visible button that once clicked bans the clickers IP automatically.

Thanks!

You will have to get the users ip and store this in a variable. You will then need to input this into a database(MySQL). You will then need to check a visitors IP against the list of IPs in the database and restrict access if it is in there. This should be able to be done with PHP.

If you research the different parts, you should be able to put them together.

I do not know why you would need to do something like this but its 2am currently so i will take a look in the mourning if i remember.

[Rushax]

https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/ge...ase/5180/4

I'd take a look at some of the suggestions here in some way and then trying to incorporate that adding to the .htaccess file to block users IP.

You'd most likely have to set up a database with PHP and mySQL and save a variable of their IP address when they connect to the site. Then if the button gets clicked, it sends the variable to the database and then the .htaccess gets modified.

That looks like a plausible way of accomplishing what you're after.

[Not Your Average Orange]

You will have to get the users ip and store this in a variable. You will then need to input this into a database(MySQL). You will then need to check a visitors IP against the list of IPs in the database and restrict access if it is in there. This should be able to be done with PHP.

If you research the different parts, you should be able to put them together.

I do not know why you would need to do something like this but its 2am currently so i will take a look in the mourning if i remember.

https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/ge...ase/5180/4

I'd take a look at some of the suggestions here in some way and then trying to incorporate that adding to the .htaccess file to block users IP.

You'd most likely have to set up a database with PHP and mySQL and save a variable of their IP address when they connect to the site. Then if the button gets clicked, it sends the variable to the database and then the .htaccess gets modified.

That looks like a plausible way of accomplishing what you're after.

Okay, thanks guys.