SublimeSite http://www.sublimesite.com Resources for webdesigners and developers Thu, 27 May 2010 18:03:38 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en PHP Array Insertion And Removal http://www.sublimesite.com/php-array-insertion-and-removal/ Creating Dynamic Images With PHP http://www.sublimesite.com/creating-dynamic-images-with-php/ Connecting To Localhost Remotely Step One: Gathering Information Windows: Click Start>Run and type cmd and press <Enter>. A DOS windows will come up, when it does type "ipconfig/all" and press <Enter>. What we came her for are the lines "Default Gateway" and "ip address", after you locate these lines write them down to be used later. Mac: Open Applications>Utilities>Terminal. In the terminal window type "ipconfig getpacket en0" if you have an Ethernet connection, or "ipconfig getpacket en1" for wireless. What we came her for are the lines "yiaddr" and "siaddr", after you locate these line write them down to be used later. Now, we need to get our IP address for this go to whatismyip.com and write down that number as well.

Step Two: Forwarding

In your browser's address bar type what you wrote down for "Default Gateway" (or "siaddr" if on a mac) and hit <Enter>. Sign into the admin panel, if you don't know your username and password look through your modem's manual or check phenoelit-us.org for a list of default logins. Once logged in look for the page titled "Forwarding" or something like that. Here is where you redirect incoming requests to the computer that's running localhost.