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Paintball 2: The Game => Paintball 2 Discussion => Topic started by: Smokey on July 09, 2007, 03:11:57 PM
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I have made a small script for clans and other groups to display server status on their websites.
The information can be included in your page via an iframe, or a
<?PHP file_get_contents("http://www.zilla-clan.net/dpq/?ip=12.34.56.789&port=27910");
?>
The source is available upon Request.
Usage: http://www.zilla-clan.net/dpq/?ip=SERVERIP&port=SERVERPORT
Example:
http://www.zilla-clan.net/dpq/?ip=70.85.9.178&port=27922
The look of it (link color, font) can be modified by adding the desired style to a div class called "stats" to your CSS.
;)
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Nice, can u make the playerlist too?
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Awesome Smokey :D :D
I made something like this but it requires PHP5... something a lot of servers don't run yet.
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Awesome Smokey :D :D
I made something like this but it requires PHP5... something a lot of servers don't run yet.
Well, the whole point of this is that clans who don't have php enabled websites (lol) or don't know how to use it and such can just use that :)
As for the playerlist, meh. I'll see what I can come up with :)
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Good Job Smokey.
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Doesn't load lekky :)
Edit:
webSPELL version: 4.01.02
PHP version: 4.4.1
MySQL version:
ERROR: Can not connect to MySQL-Server
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:P
http://qehs.indiereview.co.uk/webspell/index.php?site=server_stats
It's a dajoob so I wondered if it was you?
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:P
http://qehs.indiereview.co.uk/webspell/index.php?site=server_stats
It's a dajoob so I wondered if it was you?
Whats the direct URL? It probably is mine though, lol.
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http://qehs.indiereview.co.uk/webspell/index.php?site=server_stats
You might want to strip the funnames for the player list. Those make it hard to read.
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http://qehs.indiereview.co.uk/webspell/index.php?site=server_stats
You might want to strip the funnames for the player list. Those make it hard to read.
Yea, I'm going to figure out a way to do that and include it in this.
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Take a look at the server browser code. Since it basicly does what you want to do with every server.
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$char_remap =
"\0---_*t.N-\n#.>**".
"[]@@@@@@<>.-*---".
" !\"#\$%&'()*+,-./".
"0123456789:;<=>?".
"@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO".
"PQRSTUVWXYZ[\\]^_".
"`abcdefghijklmno".
"pqrstuvwxyz{|}~<".
"(=)^!OUICCR#?>**".
"[]@@@@@@<>*X*---".
" !\"#\$%&'()*+,-./".
"0123456789:;<=>?".
"@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO".
"PQRSTUVWXYZ[\\]^_".
"`ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO".
"PQRSTUVWXYZ{|}~<";
// strip out the garbage characters such as color codes
// and map extended ascii to something readable...
function strip_garbage ($instr) {
$outstr = "";
$len = strlen($instr);
global $char_remap;
for ($i = 0; $i < $len; $i++) {
$c = ord($instr[$i]);
switch ($c) {
case CHAR_COLOR:
$i++;
break;
case CHAR_ITALICS:
case CHAR_UNDERLINE:
case CHAR_ENDFORMAT:
break;
default:
$outstr .= $char_remap[$c];
}
}
return $outstr;
}
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Eww, What are you using to format your code? Thats ugly stuff :)
But thanks <3
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It might be nice if you included the values of CHAR_ITALICS, etc.
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Easy to do on php, but pretty hard on c, for what I know.
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Good point, Eiii:
define("CHAR_ENDFORMAT", 133);
define("CHAR_UNDERLINE", 134);
define("CHAR_ITALICS", 135);
define("CHAR_COLOR", 136);
Smokey: What's ugly, tab indents? :P My PHP coding style is pretty compact. I have a lot more whitespace in C code since it's usually harder to follow.
Cobo: I think the C version of this function may actually be simpler.
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:-\ Well, I dont even know how to make part of a word in italics/underline/color on c. Just a whole word. In PHP that just means adding something like <i> tags.
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Smokey: What's ugly, tab indents? :P My PHP coding style is pretty compact. I have a lot more whitespace in C code since it's usually harder to follow.
The whitespace is the ugly part. :)
Source: http://zilla-clan.net/dpq/source.php
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Oh... I just noticed that Eiii meant the definitions of the characters :P
Silly me. :-[
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By the way, never include() an external URL in PHP. It will actually execute any PHP code on that page, and you obviously can realize the risk if the server maintainer turns evil or the server is hacked.
file_get_contents() is the way to go (or fsockopen(), feof(), fread(), fclose() if your version of PHP is that old).
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By the way, never include() an external URL in PHP. It will actually execute any PHP code on that page, and you obviously can realize the risk if the server maintainer turns evil or the server is hacked.
file_get_contents() is the way to go (or fsockopen(), feof(), fread(), fclose() if your version of PHP is that old).
Thats what i meant, file_get_contents()
Thanks! :)