Not sure if this could be obtained another way, but I wanted to access the
web server variables on who the web visitor was from.
In most of my website templates, I have these setup so that I can access
them system wide incase I need the info to do something.
Created a plugin to load the some variables with common Apache web server
info like:
{wv-remote_addr} Visitor's Remote IP
{wv-remote_host} Visitor's Hostname if available
{wv-webroot} Webroot
{wv-requri} Requested URI
{wv-servername} Requested Server Name
{wv-useragent} Visitor's User Agent String
{wv-referer} Referer if any
{wv-self} Self Script Name
These are simply loads of what the web server knows about the visitor like:
$BOLTvar['$wv-remote_addr'] = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
I used unique variable names so that they don't collide with other boltwire
variables.
To use it on a site, you would use [(webvisitor)] in the top zone and then
reference the variables like {vw-remote_addr} to see the IP the visitor is
coming from for example.
Had a lot of problems posting this to the Boltwire site due to Connection
Timeouts but it appears to have posted okay.
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