<?php /*Simply place the code whois($domain,$ext); in any page and create a form with the fields domain and extension. A sample is listed below. You could add the whois($domain,$ext); to the bottom of this script and point a form to it and you will get the whois results. Please not the http://www. is not required. */ /*Form example: <form action="http://mydomain.com/whois.php" method="post">Domain:(http://www.)<input type="text" name="domain"><br>Extension: <select name="ext"> <option value=".co.uk">.co.uk</option> <option value=".com">.com</option> <option value=".biz">.biz</option> <option value=".fr">.fr</option> <selected>Please choose one..</selected> </select> <br><input type="submit" name="submit" value="look-up"> </form> */ extract($_POST); function whois($domain,$ext){ $url=$domain.$ext; switch($ext){ case ".co.uk": $whois = "whois.nic.uk"; break; case ".com": $whois = "whois.networksolutions.com"; break; case ".fr": $whois = "whois.nic.fr"; break; case ".biz": $whois = "whois.biz"; break; default: $whois = "whois.networksolutions.com"; } if (trim($url) <> "") { $url = trim($url); $f = fsockopen($whois, 43, $errno, $errstr, 30); if (!$f) { echo "Connection To Server Failed ($errno)"; } else { fputs($f, "$url\r\n"); print "<pre>\r\n"; while (!feof($f)) { echo fread($f,128); } print "</pre>"; fclose($f); } }else{ echo "Invalid domain entered"; } } ?>
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