I've been searching but I can't find how to display a visitors IP address in their browser on a normal html page.

I know it's something to do with REMOTE_ADDR, can you help?

IP Address: <?php echo $REMOTE_ADDR;
Host: <?php echo $REMOTE_HOST; ?>

Would:
<? print("IP is $REMOTE_ADDR"); ?>
Do the same thing? I'm no coder (far far far far far from it), just wondering from someone who knows.

Originally posted by Chicken
Would:
<? print("IP is $REMOTE_ADDR"); ?>
Do the same thing? I'm no coder (far far far far far from it), just wondering from someone who knows.

yeap it will. So many different ways to do it, all depends on your coding style.

Or if you want to get really technical (I won't b/c quite frankly I don't want to go dig through my books)...

You could grab the entire HTTP Headers as an array and go through it...

But yeah... $REMOTE_ADDR is a fairly easy way :D

Or you can use SSI if you don't want to use PHP for some reason.
<!--#echo var="REMOTE_ADDR" -->

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_include.html

Read the Apache security docs on SSI as well.

I think this can be done with javascript and maybe SSI as well.

Javascript: Don't believe so
SSI: Yes...just answered above