[kh99]

OK, I guess if I were doing it I'd probably put it just under the comment that says "Start main script".

Looking where you posted above, you need to get rid of some of the stuff out of that template, specifically:

<?
if($domain) {
	$domain = trim($domain);
	if(ValidateIP($domain)) {
		$result = LookupIP($domain);
	}
	elseif(ValidateDomain($domain)) {
		$result = LookupDomain($domain);
	}
	else die("Invalid Input!");
	echo "<pre>\r\n" . $result . "\r\n</pre>\r\n";
}
?>

Instead you probably want just:

<if condition="$domain">
   <pre>
   $result
   </pre>
</if>

In your template (replacing the part between the <? and ?>) and

	
        $domain = trim($domain);
	if(ValidateIP($domain)) {
		$result = LookupIP($domain);
	}
	elseif(ValidateDomain($domain)) {
		$result = LookupDomain($domain);
	}
	else $result = "Invalid Input!";

in your php file, under the "extra" code you're inserting, before the template eval stuff.


To answer your other question, I haven't figured out all the code so I don't know how it's supposed to do it's thing when you submit the form. Because the action is "PHP_SELF" I figure it must load the same page again.

ETA: I added an <if> tag to the template changes above, and that answers the question, I think - that part only appears if $domain is defined, so it's just the same page loaded again when submit is pressed.