Outline · [ Standard ] · Linear+ Lizardking, little help

[CatFlea X]

Thanx Beast

I will just have to wait for the server now, then I will see if its ok, I will tell ya if I go wrong, but by the looks of things, not even I can go wrong now

[TheBeast]

oh by the way Cat Flea... for the script to work properly... don't forget to change the IP address and Port in the 'serverstats.php' file with your own... if you don,t do it... then you'll always be displaying information about the RJ clan server

- Beast

[CatFlea X]

he he, aint entirely stupid you know

well, I have the server stats up and runnin, but its givin me an error message for something on line 10 on the php file i used to display it (I swear I only copied and pasted your info from the displayserverstats and just put it in my own kinda table on my own .php file

Oh well, I will go look at it now, I will tell ya if I cant fix it lol.

--EDIT--

The strange thing is, when I was displaying RJ Servers Stats, it was fine

[CatFlea X]

I cant seem to fix it, this is the error message which gets shown

Warning: Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in /home/myth/public_html/rside.php on line 10

and this is line 1 - 15

CODE

<center>

<!-- Start Server Stats -->

<?php
include "serverstats.php";

// Will count the number of player currently connected (not including bots)
$nb_players=0;
while (list($key, $data) = each ($players)) {
if($data["ping"] != 0) {
$nb_players = $nb_players + 1;
}
}
?>

So line 10 is

CODE

while (list($key, $data) = each ($players)) {

So where's the error?

[TheBeast]

Did you changed the name of the first php file (the one I had named serverstats.php) ???

or did you place it in the same folder as the other one ???

I think the error is because, the script can find the other file... so he can create the 2 variables $variables and $players (which are both arrays).

- Beast

[CatFlea X]

nope, I havn't re-named anything

and yea, i have it in the same folder as the other one

[TheLizardKing]

I cant seem to fix it, this is the error message which gets shown

Warning: Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in /home/myth/public_html/rside.php on line 10

and this is line 1 - 15

CODE

<center>

<!-- Start Server Stats -->

<?php
include "serverstats.php";

// Will count the number of player currently connected (not including bots)
$nb_players=0;
while (list($key, $data) = each ($players)) {
if($data["ping"] != 0) {
$nb_players = $nb_players + 1;
}
}
?>

So line 10 is

CODE

while (list($key, $data) = each ($players)) {

So where's the error?

OK this is just me nit-picking but you could but you could have

CODE

$nb_players = $nb_players + 1;

// could be:

$nb_players++;

Just me being awesome

[TheLizardKing]

OH and I also think your getting that error cause your players array may have no data in it due to you know... not having any players playing. You can just simply use an if to test if players are playing or something along those lines.

[CatFlea X]

so you want me to change

CODE

$nb_players = $nb_players + 1;

to

CODE

$nb_players++;

What would that do???

[CatFlea X]

OH and I also think your getting that error cause your players array may have no data in it due to you know... not having any players playing.  You can just simply use an if to test if players are playing or something along those lines.

use an if?

Have you still not caught on that I am PHP Illiterate?

an if? That could be anything to me

Damn it, I need to learn PHP and the programin stuff that you guys are all giving me help with

[CatFlea X]

hey Liz (are you Liz, or is there sum1 else called Liz who I havn't met? - Can I call you Liz? - But anyways)


Yes, it is coz I dont have anybody on the server that it shows the error message, coz I just connected thru windowed view and the message went away

The last code you gave me, would that fix it? or not?

[TheBeast]

No... it won't fix that problem... it will only make the code more 'sexy' to those PHP litterate... like Liz

But what you need is something to be added to code... that will test if there is some players on the server before counting them.

it would look something like this... but I don't know if the function I'm using is the right one... Liz ???

So this ...

CODE

 while (list($key, $data) = each ($players)) {
 if($data["ping"] != 0) {
 $nb_players = $nb_players + 1;}}

should become this...

CODE

if (isset($players)){
 while (list($key, $data) = each ($players)) {
 if($data["ping"] != 0) {
 $nb_players = $nb_players + 1;}}
}

- Beast

[CatFlea X]

well, I will try it now

*tests the code to see if it works*

...
...
...

Nope, it now gives me a parse error

[CatFlea X]

Wait no

Beast, you were right

I just forgot to delete some of the close brackets '}'

its workin fine now

THANK YOU BEAST!
THANK YOU LIZ!

[TheBeast]

No prob... so now... post a link so we can see what you've done

- Beast