Can someone give me the source of this

[Automatic]

I can't rap my head around where this PHP script gets it's information, I would just use this site but I'm not too sure how long it'd last. Who knows, it may go down 20 minutes from now?

Site:
http://rscript.org/lookup.php?type=namecheck&name=RUNESCAPEUSERNAME

output if taken:

START
NAMECHECK: NOTAVALIBLE
SUGGESTIONS: 
END

output if not taken:

START
NAMECHECK: AVALIBLE
END

 

[Mc. Donalds]

That really is weird. View source just has the text, try inspecting element and looking through it?

 

[Automatic]

That really is weird. View source just has the text, try inspecting element and looking through it?

Someone obviously doesn't understand PHP. It's all executed server sided then prints like a HTML document. Meaning it's impossible to grab the source unless the person giving it to you wants you to have it OR you hacked the server. (In the title, where I said can someone give me the source, I meant explain where it got the information)

 

[Mc. Donalds]

Ah, I see. I code HTMl, not PHP, sorry

 

[Automatic]

Ah, I see. I code HTMl, not PHP, sorry

Well, example. If I was to type:

<?php
$variable = "This is a variable's value";
if($variable == "Potato") {
echo("This will not happen because \"Potato\" doesn't equal \"This is a variable's value\" so this will never be seen by the user, I can type \"FUCK SAKE\" on a three year old (site aimed at three year olds) website here");
} else {
echo("This is what the user will see, because the if statement is false");
}
?>

all that you'd see in the right click > view source would be:
This is what the user will see, because the if statement is true

 

[Mc. Donalds]

Oh I see, lol, Potato...