[Development] Self Design / Original Design

Hello

I'm trying to run this system in php.

The game sends to the address in projectg (http://58.64.24.162:8090/upload/ucc/upload.asp) some info:

$ _POST values:
'ucctype => clothes
userid => usertest
type => 1
item_id => 792
key => 0

$ _FILES values:
uccfile => Array
name => m_pv_u01f01_d5e2908d.jpg
type => image / jpeg
tmp_name => C: \ WINDOWS \ Temp \ php31.tmp
error => 0
size => 24217

So we can send the image to the server. But I still need to know if something is returned or recorded in the database.

URLs for testing Pangya TH:

http://58.64.24.162:8090/upload/ucc/
http://58.64.24.162:8090/upload/ucc/upload.asp
http://58.64.24.162:8090/upload/ucc/ucc/clothes/

change these links in your projectG.exe

Exe: http://127.0.0.1/upload/ucc/upload.php

Can someone help me develop it?

Code upload.php

Code:

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<?php


$file = isset($_FILES["uccfile"]) ? $_FILES["uccfile"] : FALSE;

if($file){ 

        preg_match("/\.(gif|bmp|png|jpg|jpeg){1}$/i", $file["name"], $ext);
        $image_name = $file['name'];
        $image_dir = "ucc/" . $image_name;
        move_uploaded_file($file["tmp_name"], $image_dir);

}
?>

ty

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I was planning to look into this as well.

The good thing: If UCC gets rolling, Ghost uploads should be trivial too.

Did you actually manage to force the client to talk to your webserver? At least on my setup I constantly get code 2 responses, indicating that it's still ini3's server answering - despite changing the address.

USP_CREATE_KEY is called too, from gameserver

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Tsukasa

I was planning to look into this as well.

The good thing: If UCC gets rolling, Ghost uploads should be trivial too.

Did you actually manage to force the client to talk to your webserver? At least on my setup I constantly get code 2 responses, indicating that it's still ini3's server answering - despite changing the address.

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Yes, I get the answer.

the image is sends, but it is impossible to be edited.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Tsukasa

I was planning to look into this as well.

The good thing: If UCC gets rolling, Ghost uploads should be trivial too.

Did you actually manage to force the client to talk to your webserver? At least on my setup I constantly get code 2 responses, indicating that it's still ini3's server answering - despite changing the address.

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To fix this you need to insert this into TA_SECURITY_TYPE_ACC:
Type: 1
Type_NM: Something
USE_YN: Y
IN_DATE: some date

After that it starts talking to the server specified.

Thanks for the pointer, chreadie.

I'm fully able to save and use designs now, unfortunately it seems I still cannot unequip the item (this might be due to the fact that PART_ACC is still empty and I've overridden the procedure for UCC_LOAD to make it work), temporary saves do not get carried over to different sessions and the UCC-specific icon doesn't show up yet.

If anyone else has been working on those ends, I'd be glad for a few pointers; I don't need the details, just the gist of it.

The backend component is pretty much done (gotta fix some small problems with the verification and reset of security keys). I doubt I'll have to work on it much longer for a first preview, so I'll probably post a test version here as soon as I've fixed the issues mentioned before.

Obligatory screenshot attached.

whats your response in the webserver?

Could you be more specific? I'm afraid I don't understand what part you currently refer to.

After uploading the image, what do you give back as response?

I reply with PANGYA_UPLOAD_OK, PANGY_UPLOAD_ERR or ERR_SRVVAR depending on the status.

thanks

The promised test version (for developers and hack-savvy people only, kinda buggy and not fixed) for those interested.

Edit 2011-03-04: I deleted the links because a growing number of people seems to mistake the linked test version for something production-ready. This is not the case. The code I linked here was provided without any support.

If you have a legit reason for wanting these files, please PM me.

Do you just print that on the page or send it in the headers?

EDIT: nvm i saw how you did it in your file

Thanks and great work!

I just print it, Pangya doesn't seem to do any magic with headers.
You can give the files I linked to in my previous post a go.

if i add the output to the script i have, it does what yours does.

But i cant get it to accept that the file has been uploaded, i get the file and its places where it should and echo "PANGYA_UPDATE_OK" and still error 10.