php online/offline

[Phatkone]

happy hardcore i copied and tried ur php script for server status
i put this into my site

  <?php 
 
/*change your server's name and host*/ 
$server['name'] = "BloodPT"; 
$server['host'] = "87.90.185.247"; 
$server['port'] = "10007"; 
 
 
/*no need to change the further code*/ 
$connection = @fsockopen($server['host'], $server['port'], $ERROR_NO, $ERROR_STR, (float)1.5); 
 
echo "{$server['name']} PristonTale server is "; 
 
if($connection) 
{ 
    fclose($connection); 
    echo "<font>Online!</font>"; 
} 
else 
{ 
    echo "<font>Offline!</font>"; 
} 
?>

and all that happend was is showd green righting saying "echo "<font> Online!</font>"; }else { echo "<font> Offline! </font>";}?>

it was inside a html document.
i dno how im spose 2 do it :(


2ndly.
i tried the froggpt registration script and the php reg script from the rft section and i can get neither to work :( can some1 please explain to me how i am to set them up?
i use dreamweaver mx2004 for my web development

and final question.
for my site i have a menu. but i want that menu to be at the top of the page through all the pages with a border down the side and make it stay uniform across all my websties pages.
any one able 2 tell me how i go by that?

[MentaL]

[Superman666]

You cant combine html and php, unless you inframe it

[Phatkone]

how do i do that?

[DarkKnightH20]

To simplify life do the following--

You need to save the file with a *.php extension. For this example, call it "poop.php".

You can have an HTML page call upon this page using an iframe.

<iframe src="http://www.pork.com/poop.php" height=100% width=100%>

You can remove the iframe's border and all that too if you want, but I'll let ya google it.

Mind you, you can include HTML with the php, but it's annoying to do since you have to modify some tags (insertion of "/"s, restrictions on either 's or "s, yada yada).

Oh, and one more thing -- Depending on your host, you may or may not even have PHP support (or you may have limited support). But if you have a real host, then that usually is not the case. As statedm try naming it with a php extension.

[Phatkone]

so just iframe it?
sounds tough:P

can make them in dreamweaver?
is the 100% width / height 100% of the page or is that spose 2 b pixels?

[Phatkone]

failed -.-
check attached image

[DarkKnightH20]

100% of the page. You don't dont really need to iframe it, but if you're incorporating it with your website, that's an easy way of doing it. Also, you could just rename your *.htm or *.html layout to a *.php and incorporate it within your layout. Just gotta do a bit of of configuring.

Do you have a free host?

[Phatkone]

yea. well look at that it does in that thumbnail.
i think the php script is wrong.
and if i link it to

File Viewer
it comes up witht he page "download file"
its bizarre.

[DarkKnightH20]

The script is correct.

Your server cannot support PHP files (or so I presume since your symptoms relate to that).

This is a common issue when when dealing with free webhosting services. Are you paying for hosting? If no, double check to see if they support php (and if they do, it's likely to be limited and not allow this script). If you are paying for hosting (that includes PHP support), then check your C-Panel to verify that php is enabled on the account.

[Phatkone]

yea but that jpg i attached.
that was wen it was directing at it in my computer.

the coding must be wrong for it to be doing that.

oso what free hosts allow php?

[DarkKnightH20]

It was directly from your computer? Then that was the issue.

Personal Computers do not read PHP scripts as web servers do. They have no support for reading the language and processing it (unless you download the components).

Not sure which free hosts allow php, but I'm sure a good portion. What you need to do is find a free host that allows php AND will allow the php to use the fsockopen function. 'Course, a real host is ideal if you can spare $5 or so a month.

[Phatkone]

why wont my pc read it?
i got dreamweaver which has associated the file type O.o

could u test? like upload it to urs for a test? and delete afta if u wish?

[DarkKnightH20]

I've already tested it (but used it for a WoW server). PC's don't automatically know how to read some languages. PHP is a fine example, as is perl.

Dreamweaver associates with it though because PHP is a web-based language that often times is interwined with HTML.

Unlike HTML, PHP requires additional support to be dealt with. Web-Servers have components that perform the given operation within the PHP file. Unlike PHP, HTML is sent 100% to the person's browser. The browser gets all the HTML data and displays it. With PHP, the browser does not get sent the entire script. Instead, the Web-Server compiles the information AND THEN sends it. So the browser would get sent "Server Online" only or "Server Offline" (as well as any HTML that had been included with the file)

[Superman666]

bcuz you need apache or xammp to host your website then, and if you do that you also must remember that you would have to convert all your sites to php. Its not that hard just make then php. or asp.

[Phatkone]

-.- i bought a domain n found out they dont support php -.-

[Phatkone]

perthaps some1 could tell me the ratio of shop price : npc price?
if i wanna make an item npc for 1kk it need to b shopprice of? 10kk? or what?

[HappyHardcore]

I only posted that script, I did not write it, just to let you all know. I forget who wrote it, but not my work.

[Phatkone]

perthaps some1 could tell me the ratio of shop price : npc price?
if i wanna make an item npc for 1kk it need to b shopprice of? 10kk? or what?

i workd out the php.

plz can some1 answer that?

[DarkKnightH20]

The script works great, HappyHardcore.

Not sure phatkone, but that'd be a good different topic.

[Phatkone]

yea i found my errors were wwith the colours but fixd cheers for that happy.
kkz dark