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sparks wrote:

Yes, you said I should add project view info and I was showing that I already had 

Unless you meant something else?

EDIT:

Oh. I thought I put views but I put loves... IDK even know whether I did views though I really thought I had... give me a sec...

EDIT2: Oh...    I didn't do views! How odd! Let me rectify that!

EDIT3: Oh I see. It's not part of the main site API so I must have missed it... that means picking apart the project page html...

EDIT4: Wow. Going over old code.... Even heavily commented like this takes time to remember what on earth I was doing. There also appears to be a part to the API that displays info for the project with the least of a chosen statistic that I never finished 

I guess you could find div#pactivity h5, and get the innerHTML. Cut it down to everything until the first space. Done. XD

Last edited by scimonster (2011-11-24 05:43:25)

I wonder why.
I don't know PHP yet, so I can't help you debug.
Or maybe the fact that I don't know would be could, 'cause I wouldn't jump to conclusions about something I thought I saw that I didn't. XD
Maybe there's a typo; common problem. Or I sometimes thing that a property/method exists when it doesn't. Like, when I thought that in JS, I could do document.getElementsByClassName().

watch this space:

My newest project has views...

WOO! It works!

I may have a go at that requested post counter while I revel in my success 

Last edited by sparks (2011-11-24 06:41:07)

You my friend have javascript and PHP skills. Just came to check in on things and found this. Awesome job!

views for my last 10 projects:


I wish that there was some way that I could easily figure out which, out of my projects, have the highest numbers of views, love-its, favorites, etc.

The API can't handle multiline at present. It's completely open source though, you can see the code on post 2 of this thread and have a go at adding it if you like 

Darth, I did start work on a api addition that was supposed to return your lowest (choose)d project, there's a start in the code but I never finished because it involved a lot of parsing... maybe one day, eh?

Seems to be working now.

iampie wrote:

sparks wrote:

type value:

onlineStatus

other parameters:

user, [type, online, offline]

What? I don't.... What do you type?

If you tell me what you want to show I can give you the code 

Alternately why not try comp500's API generator!

Last edited by sparks (2012-01-26 13:21:03)

Urg. There's something horribly wrong with my MySQL, I take it. Tell you what. I'll post the code I have onto the site development thread and people can have a go at me for doing it wrong, then I'll know what's wrong! 

sparks wrote:

iampie wrote:

sparks wrote:

type value:

onlineStatus

other parameters:

What? I don't.... What do you type?

If you tell me what you want to show I can give you the code 

Alternately why not try comp500's API generator!

PLEASE GIVE ME THE CODE PLEASE...

iampie wrote:

sparks wrote:

iampie wrote:

What? I don't.... What do you type?

If you tell me what you want to show I can give you the code 

Alternately why not try comp500's API generator!

PLEASE GIVE ME THE CODE PLEASE...

Tell me what you want it to do, then I'll give you the code! The API can do many things with images, so take a look at the first post, there's a pretty concise list of things it can do.

I just decided to try out using this system for my signature. Not too bad.