> <cfif #IsDefined(cgi.remote_addr)#>
> <cfif #cgi.remote_addr# GT '206.162.74.1' AND #cgi.remote_addr# LT
> '206.162.74.255'>
> <cfoutput>#cgi.remote_addr#</cfoutput>
> </cfif>
> </cfif>
>
> However, since the IP is not really a number, I am getting an
> error when it
Actually an ip IS a 32-bit number. Just for human readability it's broken
into 4 octets. If you (off the top of my head)...
<CFSET ip=ListGetAt(ipl,1,'.')*16777216 + ListGetAt(ipl,2,'.')*65536 +
ListGetAt(ipl,3,'.')*256 + ListGetAt(ipl,4,'.')>
...you should be able to compare. Maybe. If internal representation of a
number in cf is unsigned 32-bits or better.
You could also use the oft-forgotten bitshifting functions. :)
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