[Help]PvP Rank Script ?

rea1 · 12/30/2010, 22:38

Hello guys.

İ need pvp ranking script. Any1 have this script?

Ty for help

Bаne · 12/31/2010, 02:04

for?....no detail...what do you want it to do XD

burak_17 · 12/31/2010, 09:51

For example

SirFailzAlot · 12/31/2010, 17:23

u mean a Apache script?For instance one that shows The top 100 Pvp Ranks in the server?

If so there easy to make, and there's a few floating around on here, Just Use the Search button,That or there easy enough to make, just research it a little,
Those Who Are Lazy Enough To Ask For Some Thing Without Searching are normally made to look the fool,

ProfNerwosol · 12/31/2010, 20:32

Exile's script is advanced, tho it might not look like it. I doubt anyone would release something like that for free. Writing simple version of it is easy enough to do it yourself.

Catafalque · 01/01/2011, 08:17

exile script is advanced. true. But we need simple script. Free basic : )

We just need kill points. But we cant write :/

zargon05 · 01/01/2011, 17:44

Here is a very basic PvP rankings script, be sure to change the server,username and password to match those of your mssql server. Variable limit control how many ranks to display.

PHP Code:


			
<?php

$server = "localhost";

$user = "Shaiya";

$pass = "Shaiya123";

$count=1;

$limit=25;



$conn = mssql_connect($server, $user, $pass)

  or die("Couldn't connect to SQL Server on $server");

  

$query = "SELECT top $limit* FROM PS_GameData_spec.dbo.chars ORDER BY k1 desc";



$result = mssql_query($query);



echo "<html><head>

      <title>PvP Rankings</title></head>

      <body><center>

      <table><tr>

      <td>Rank</td>

      <td>Name</td>

      <td>Level</td>

      <td>Kills</td>

      <td>Death</td></tr>";



while($row = mssql_fetch_array($result))

{    



  echo "<tr>

        <td>$count</td>

        <td>". $row['CharName'] ."</td>

        <td>". $row['Level'] ."</td>

        <td>". $row['K1'] . "</td>

        <td>". $row['K2'] . "</td>

        </tr>";

  $count++;

}

echo "</table>";

echo "</html>";



mssql_close($conn);

?>

Catafalque · 01/02/2011, 09:55

ty zargon

this is really nice =)