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[HELP] Using LGSL

Justas

Tue Aug 18 2009, 02:02AM

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Hey,
I'm using phpbb3 and I have this line:


<td width="100%" align="center"><h1>{SITENAME}</h1><span class="gen">{SITE_DESCRIPTION}</span></td>

And I need to include My Server status there {SITE_DESCRIPTION} is... How can I do it?

Justas

Tue Aug 18 2009, 12:24PM

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Anybody?

Rich

Tue Aug 18 2009, 12:25PM

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How much space is there, are you trying to show like a block with the map image and player names, or just some text ?

Justas

Tue Aug 18 2009, 12:50PM

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Like, here's that site: www.UrArcade.net and you can see
"Server IP: RolePlay.UrArcade.net:8013" so instead of that text I want to show server info WITH map.. if possible..

Rich

Tue Aug 18 2009, 01:43PM

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http://www.greycube.com/help/readme/lgsl/install-standalone/

Step 1

Install the standalone version of LGSL, and add your server so that its working by itself.

Put the server in zone 1.

Step 2

Add the code on the stand-alone instructions to your theme.

You will need to add php tags around the code, and change the path to point to your lgsl install location.

Justas

Tue Aug 18 2009, 02:06PM

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I already have it installed in http://www.UrArcade.net/status/
And I tried this code:




<?php>

 global $lgsl_zone_number, $output;

 $lgsl_zone_number = 1;

 $output = "";

 require "http://www.urarcade.net/status/lgsl_files/lgsl_zone.php";

</?>



<td width="100%" align="center"><h1>{SITENAME}</h1><span class="gen"><?php>echo $output;</?></span></td>

But it doesn't work.. It just doesn't show anything...

Rich

Tue Aug 18 2009, 05:30PM

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require needs the local path, not a url.

require "status/lgsl_files/lgsl_zone.php";

( relative path from forum index.php to lgsl_zone.php )

or

require "/home/simjus/public_html/status/lgsl_files/lgsl_zone.php";

( absolute path to lgsl_zone.php )

Still doesn't work... Shows nothing.. Maybe I have to put php code (marked "this code") like in page

tags? Cause I'm putting in ##SANITISED##>...BTW, I'm sure that my server is in zone 1..

Justas

Wed Aug 19 2009, 02:44AM

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global $lgsl_zone_number, $output; //.. $lgsl_zone_number = 1; //.. $output = ""; //.. require "/status/lgsl_files/lgsl_zone.php"; //This code

{SITENAME}

echo $output;

Rich

Wed Aug 19 2009, 03:46AM

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PHP tags should be <?php and ?> and put all the code in the same place.




<td width="100%" align="center"><h1>{SITENAME}</h1><span class="gen">

<?php

global $lgsl_zone_number, $output;

$lgsl_zone_number = 1;

$output = "";

require "status/lgsl_files/lgsl_zone.php";

?>

</span></td>

Justas

Wed Aug 19 2009, 04:51AM

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Ok, I've fixed the code as you said but it still doesn't work...
Here is whole code:




<div id="logodesc">

        <table class="topbkg" width="100%" cellspacing="0">

        <tr>

            <td><a href="{U_INDEX}">{SITE_LOGO_IMG}</a></td>

            <td width="100%" align="center"><h1>{SITENAME}</h1><span class="gen">

            <?php

             global $lgsl_zone_number, $output;

             $lgsl_zone_number = 1;

             $output = "";

             require "status/lgsl_files/lgsl_zone.php";

            echo $output;?> test</span></td>

        </tr>

        </table>

    </div>

P.S. I've typed "test" to see if it shows anything, so it showed "test" but not server status..

Rich

Wed Aug 19 2009, 03:44PM

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Not sure what else to suggest, only perhaps try the absolute path with the above code.

Justas

Thu Aug 20 2009, 04:10AM

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What if I'd create a blank *.php page with that code, if it works, I'd use include "path-to-new-file.php"; ?
Would that work?

Rich

Thu Aug 20 2009, 05:18AM

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Certainly give creating a new page a go, if you can get that working by itself then its a step in the right direction.