WHOIS Search
I have seen many WHOIS tags that are hard to figure out or couldn't get them to work. I decided to then make my own that is simple to make and to configure.
<center>
<cfparam name = "form.domain" default = "xp-resources">
<cfparam name = "form.ext" default = ".com">
<cfparam name = "action" default = "none">
<!--- Determines if the form was submitted --->
<cfif action is "find">
<!--- This gets the info --->
<cfhttp url="http://reports.internic.net/cgi-bin/whois?whois_nic=#form.domain##form.ext#&type=domain"
method="GET"
resolveurl="yes"
throwonerror="yes">
</cfhttp>
<cfset startat = find("<pre>", cfhttp.filecontent, 1)>
<cfset endat = find("</pre>", cfhttp.filecontent, startat)>
<cfset info_length = int(endat - startat)>
<cfset info_on = mid(cfhttp.filecontent, startat, info_length)>
<cfset registered = find("No match for domain", info_on, 1)>
<cfoutput>
<!--- This will determine if the domain is registered --->
<cfif registered neq 0>
The domain "#form.domain##form.ext#" is available! <br>
<cfelse>
The domain "#form.domain##form.ext#" is already registered. <br>
<br>
<!--- Shows the results --->
#info_on#
</cfif>
<br>
</cfoutput>
<cfelse>
<!--- Form for the search --->
<form method="post" action="#script_name# ?action=find">
Enter Domain: <br>
<font size="1"> <b>http://www.</b>
<input type="text" name="domain">
<select name="ext">
<option>.com</option>
<option>.net</option>
<option>.edu</option>
</select>
<input type="submit" value="Search">
</form>
</cfif>
</center>
Well, there you go. Easy, little code for a simple WHOIS search.
Questions, comments, or anything else, please contact Drew Tempelmeyer
I have seen many WHOIS tags that are hard to figure out or couldn't get them to work. I decided to then make my own that is simple to make and to configure.
<center>
<cfparam name = "form.domain" default = "xp-resources">
<cfparam name = "form.ext" default = ".com">
<cfparam name = "action" default = "none">
<!--- Determines if the form was submitted --->
<cfif action is "find">
<!--- This gets the info --->
<cfhttp url="http://reports.internic.net/cgi-bin/whois?whois_nic=#form.domain##form.ext#&type=domain"
method="GET"
resolveurl="yes"
throwonerror="yes">
</cfhttp>
<cfset startat = find("<pre>", cfhttp.filecontent, 1)>
<cfset endat = find("</pre>", cfhttp.filecontent, startat)>
<cfset info_length = int(endat - startat)>
<cfset info_on = mid(cfhttp.filecontent, startat, info_length)>
<cfset registered = find("No match for domain", info_on, 1)>
<cfoutput>
<!--- This will determine if the domain is registered --->
<cfif registered neq 0>
The domain "#form.domain##form.ext#" is available! <br>
<cfelse>
The domain "#form.domain##form.ext#" is already registered. <br>
<br>
<!--- Shows the results --->
#info_on#
</cfif>
<br>
</cfoutput>
<cfelse>
<!--- Form for the search --->
<form method="post" action="
Enter Domain: <br>
<font size="1"> <b>http://www.</b>
<input type="text" name="domain">
<select name="ext">
<option>.com</option>
<option>.net</option>
<option>.edu</option>
</select>
<input type="submit" value="Search">
</form>
</cfif>
</center>
Well, there you go. Easy, little code for a simple WHOIS search.
Questions, comments, or anything else, please contact Drew Tempelmeyer
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