I'll also rep+ who gives the code to him, because I'd love that.
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I'll also rep+ who gives the code to him, because I'd love that.
Thanks! :)
By the way, i've made the thread and closed it.
I'm off on holiday now, so development will continue on monday, although I bet Tom will figure it out first, hes already trying to make the thread.
If you guys carry on posting/making it, i'll +rep and etc. when I get back.
Ciao! :8
I think this is a really silly idea. Users can just look to the left and see all of that information? Plus if you're grabbing it in a way that requires a thread post, it wouldn't work on a profile page. :S
It's a waste of time tbh.
Got some spare time now so I might aswell start it now.
Before I make it into an GD library image , what exact information should I actually gather?
http://www.shanes.sawhosting.com/php/hxf.php is what i've got so far, it seems that the function for the blog amount has broke :'(
Crazy idea but it could work:
Pay the admins to make a forum and then as soon as you post a thread in it it closes automatically (so everyone who wanted to sign up had to post a thread) then your script searches that forum for the user, opens it and views the info. And the forum can be like hidden to a usergroup you can signup to in your group memberships (like pixel artists)...
Second idea:
Set up your own vB forum, just a temp, borrow it off someone for like 2 days or something, then make a sig that works by using global.php to get everything of the user (thats how you intergrate it into your site... global.php) then send it to habboxforum, they upload it, they give credit to you. They could also charge for it or raise VIP and give it out with that.
Both ideas wouldn't work.
The best way would be for a member of staff/coding team to code up a simple API to fetch some of the required information from the database, and port it to an XML file.
http://www.habboxforum.com/api/user_...ame=Dentafrice
Which would display:
Code:<user>
<name>Dentafrice</name>
<registered>Dec 2006</registered>
<postCount>100</postCount>
<gender>Male</gender>
</user>