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[Resolved] OS & Protocol Translation Help

OnLineCs

Mon Aug 16 2010, 12:40AM

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How to change the results of {$server['e']['os']}
For example: for 1 = Linux for w = Windows
and changes for Game Protocol for {$server['e']['netcode']}

Putting ".($server['e']['os'] ? "Windows" : "Linux")."
is not an option.

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Rich

Mon Aug 16 2010, 04:01AM

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Not 1 is L for Linux.

".($server['e']['os'] ? "Windows" : "Linux")." says is the OS blank ? Yes, Windows : No, Linux.

What you want is:

".($server['e']['os'] == "w" ? "Windows" : "Linux")."

OnLineCs

Mon Aug 16 2010, 08:52AM

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yes is "L" because the font was wrong ( was courier new )

its work good ".($server['e']['os'] == "w" ? "Windows" : "Linux")."

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likrion

Tue Aug 02 2011, 07:11AM

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lgsl_list.php:


       

       <td style='white-space:nowrap; text-align:center'>

".($server['e']['os'] == "w" ? "<img alt='Windows' src='{$misc['windows']}' title='{$lgsl_config['text']['windows']}' style='vertical-align:middle; border:none' />" : "<img alt='Linux' src='{$misc['linux']}' title='{$lgsl_config['text']['linux']}' style='vertical-align:middle; border:none' />")."

        </td>

lgsl_class.php:


    

$misc['linux']              = $lgsl_url_path."other/Linux.png";

$misc['windows']            = $lgsl_url_path."other/Windows.png";

lgsl_config.php




$lgsl_config['text']['windows'] = "Windows";

$lgsl_config['text']['linux'] = "Linux";

example

lexta

Sun Aug 28 2011, 05:09PM

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likrion wrote ...

lgsl_list.php:


       

       <td style='white-space:nowrap; text-align:center'>

".($server['e']['os'] == "w" ? "<img alt='Windows' src='{$misc['windows']}' title='{$lgsl_config['text']['windows']}' style='vertical-align:middle; border:none' />" : "<img alt='Linux' src='{$misc['linux']}' title='{$lgsl_config['text']['linux']}' style='vertical-align:middle; border:none' />")."

        </td>

lgsl_class.php:


    

$misc['linux']              = $lgsl_url_path."other/Linux.png";

$misc['windows']            = $lgsl_url_path."other/Windows.png";

lgsl_config.php




$lgsl_config['text']['windows'] = "Windows";

$lgsl_config['text']['linux'] = "Linux";

example

I have a question:

hackera_vd

Sun Jul 01 2012, 01:24PM

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And I have the same problem as @lexta. I think $ server ['e'] ['os'] is empty and therefore gives only Linux

Rich

Thu Jul 05 2012, 04:26PM

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You need to make sure you are requesting 'e' data as the list by default only does an 's' request.

hackera_vd

Mon Sep 03 2012, 11:46AM

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How can i request 'e' data? Please help me