Hello, this is my first 'release' in a very long time at EPVP. As you know I gave up long ago trying to participate actively and showing my stuff because of the community actitude. I am not that faithful anymore.
However, here I bring a very little script that I think will be useful. Having a look at all server's websites which has been released and those who I got access by other ways I have realized all of them are using the socket connections, along with handshake drama.
The main reason of this little release is that to make it that way, everytime you are running any request to the website you are managing sockets, opcodes, using external libraries, plus are running few hundreds (or thousands) of code lines. Also with this you don't need any external libraries or any further installation than changing the SQL data in the config.php
This will run a very little script which will take no resources at all and give back the number of users connected at your server in the exact time. I will look forward the response of the community and see if I should keep releasing some of my stuff or not.
I hope some of the website coders find this useful for their project althought is a very little help It may be a beginning of more releases:).
This script is coded in PHP since I see is the language chosen by the majority of sro web coders, if you want me to port it to any other language I don't mind to do it.
Download link:
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And attached to the thread
Notes: If you need anything just tell me.
The usage is very easy, just go to /config/ and get into config.php and change the SQL data. Then you can run capacity.php and It will prompt the users online. You don't need any installation or any external library, just having PHP engine, no sro api's, odbc connection or stuff like that is needed.
Apart of this, if you have any request or petition in case you are learning or something I don't mind making more stuff if people requests something. Maybe what is hard for you or a crackhead, is easy for me
EDIT1: Checking and cleaning my old PHP stuff I found this database master class. Can be achieved with more optimization but won't make much diff. Pretty useful to code things fast without using a framework:
However, here I bring a very little script that I think will be useful. Having a look at all server's websites which has been released and those who I got access by other ways I have realized all of them are using the socket connections, along with handshake drama.
The main reason of this little release is that to make it that way, everytime you are running any request to the website you are managing sockets, opcodes, using external libraries, plus are running few hundreds (or thousands) of code lines. Also with this you don't need any external libraries or any further installation than changing the SQL data in the config.php
This will run a very little script which will take no resources at all and give back the number of users connected at your server in the exact time. I will look forward the response of the community and see if I should keep releasing some of my stuff or not.
I hope some of the website coders find this useful for their project althought is a very little help It may be a beginning of more releases:).
This script is coded in PHP since I see is the language chosen by the majority of sro web coders, if you want me to port it to any other language I don't mind to do it.
Download link:
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
And attached to the thread
Notes: If you need anything just tell me.
The usage is very easy, just go to /config/ and get into config.php and change the SQL data. Then you can run capacity.php and It will prompt the users online. You don't need any installation or any external library, just having PHP engine, no sro api's, odbc connection or stuff like that is needed.
Apart of this, if you have any request or petition in case you are learning or something I don't mind making more stuff if people requests something. Maybe what is hard for you or a crackhead, is easy for me
EDIT1: Checking and cleaning my old PHP stuff I found this database master class. Can be achieved with more optimization but won't make much diff. Pretty useful to code things fast without using a framework:
PHP Code:
<?php
/*
Script made by Getzabelz
for Class Online ([url=http://www.classgame.net]Class Online[/url]).
You can use this file as long as you don't take any personal benefit.
*/
class useDB {
/*Lists any table, complete or with filters. It will show all the content you filter
*@param Fields of the table you want to show and the table you want to show off
*/
function listar($campos, $tabla)
{
$row=0;
$datos = mysql_query("select ".$campos." from ".$tabla);
while($data=mysql_fetch_row($datos))
{
print "<tr>";
while($data[$row]!="")
{
print "<td>".$data[$row]."</td>";
$row++;
}
print "</tr>";
$row=0;
}
return mysql_affected_rows();
}
/*Looks for the fields and values you want in the desired table
*@param Table, Field, value, you can use SQL filters and OPs
*@return Prints the data and returns the number of entries found with desired filter
*/
function buscar($tabla, $campo, $valor)
{
$datos = mysql_query("select * from ".$tabla." where ".$campo."='".$valor."'");
while($data=mysql_fetch_row($datos))
{
print "FirstData ".$data['0']." SecondData: ".$data['1']."<br>";
}
return mysql_affected_rows();
}
/*Counts entries from a desired table
*@param Table you want to use
*@return Number of rows in the table
*/
function contar($tabla)
{
$num = mysql_query("select * from ".$tabla);
return mysql_num_rows($num);
}
/*Deletes the desired data from a table
*@param Table, field, value (filters allowed)
*@return Returns the number of deleted rows
*/
function borrar($tabla, $campo, $valor)
{
$num = mysql_query("DELETE FROM ".$tabla." where ".$campo."='".$valor."'");
return mysql_affected_rows();
}
/*Modifies the data of a table
*@param Table, Field, Old value, New value (Allows filter)
*@return Returns the number of rows updated
*/
function modificar($tabla, $campo, $oldvalue, $newvalue)
{
$num = mysql_query("UPDATE ".$tabla." SET ".$campo."='".$newvalue."' WHERE ".$campo."='".$oldvalue."'");
return mysql_affected_rows();
}
}
?>
