Un4given

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Look here for the latest version:
http://forum.un4given.nl/viewtopic.php?t=651
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1 Features
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This script will Query both Half-Life 1 & Half-Life 2 based webserver using
the Steam Protocol and represent some of the server's details in a mix of
graphical and textual representation.

In case a server is responsive, this script will display:
- The server's Hostname
- The Game-type icon, if available, as a link to the Steamupdates to this game.
- The IP & Port as a link towards joining the server, with a tooltip
- A red key behind the IP & Port if the server is password protected, with a tooltip
- A miniature screenshot from the map currently played, with a tooltip
- The map currently played
- An equal amount of icons as there are slots on the server, with:
an equal amount of blue icons as there are HLTV/Source TV proxies on the server,
an equal amount of orange icons as there are bot players on the server,
an equal amount of green icons as there are live players on the server,
an equal amount of grey icons as there are free slots on the server
- The playerdetails as a tooltip over the above icons.
- Optional: The playerdetails below the server information

In case a server is unresponsive, this script will display:
- A message the server is down
- The IP & Port as a link towards starting Steam

This script is able to query multiple both Half-Life 1 & Half-Life 2 based,
Steampowered gameservers sequentially.

The colors, fonts and text-decoration for the scripts output are easily
adjusted using a Cascading Style Sheet.

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2 Changes in this version
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- Optional MySQL support, to enhance script response time
- Sorting the playerlist based upon total number of kills
- Adding of player connection time to player information
- Adding a different color indicator for HLTV or SourceTV spectators
- Fixing the newline tooltip bug in Mozilla FireFox
- Updated screenshots for CS:Source and surf_* maps
- Adding some predesigned colorschemes to the default package
- Preview for certain settings available for future users
- Larger version of the server information
- Mappics sorted in directories per game

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3 Preview
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http://www.un4given.nl/
http://www.un4given.nl/tim/si2/si2.php

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4 Customizable preview
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http://www.student.ru.nl/bennitebeek/tim/si2/si2.php

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5 Documentation
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http://www.un4given.nl/tim/si2/readme.txt
http://www.un4given.nl/tim/si2/phpnuke-readme.txt

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6 Download
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See the attachment to this post.

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7 Mappics
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http://www.un4given.nl/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=261

This script is outdated!
Look here for the latest version:
http://forum.un4given.nl/viewtopic.php?t=651

Thanx Tim for the new features especuially MySQL support, will update to this one.

Hey Kingpin, welcome back and thanks for leaving a note!
Let me know where you're using this script, I kind of like
seeing 'my little babies' on the internet...

Hey Greg!

Could you maybe post a link to the sourceforge project?
Can't find it right now...

Edit: Stupid me, forgot to remove Uppercase, it's right here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/hldstart (Just a little cross advertising ).

Hey Sirhc,

Just reply to this thread: http://www.un4given.nl/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=69
I'm curious to know what else I could add to this script...

Tim

Remove from your "si2.php" file the following lines:

Code: Select all

show::Preview();

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show::Plate("194.171.252.93:27015");

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show::Data("194.171.252.93:27015");

To incoporate the "block" display into a PHPNuke site just set up a nice
iframe large enough to hold the script, without displaying the borders.
For iframe info look here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp

Greets, Tim

Tim, misschien kan je in de toekomst je zips strippen van al die Thumbs.db bestanden Ik hoef niet te weten dat je windows xp gebruikt hoor

Ja ik weet het, irritant die dingen!
Maar het is me meer moeite ze er uit
te halen dan ze gewoon te negeren...

Tim

Try making it say this:
<?
echo "<iframe SRC='http://www.sars-clan.co.uk/phpnuke/html/si2/si2.php' width='500' height='500'
framespacing=0 frameborder=no border=0 scrolling=auto />";
?>

iframe is an easy way indeed, however when i make the frame as small as possible, the popup player info is not always fully visible, because of internet explorer clipping it against the iframe.

Very true indeed. Using an Iframe is the easiest way to incorporate this
script into your website, but it also introduces the risk that the playerinfo
will no be displayed properly if the Iframe is not large enough.

To overcome this problem advanced users can also include this script into
their webpage (as shown on http://www.un4given.nl/) by installing this
script into the directory in which the initial "index.php" is located.

From inside the "index.php" the php command "include('si2.php');" should
be called in the exact place you want the blocks to be displayed. However,
I can not guarantee this will work for anyone in any specific case. You
might have to edit the directories defined in "si_include.php" for this method
to be succesfull.

Greets, Tim