Hey guys,

I have put together a CoD4 server status PHP script you can put on your website.

Some knowledge of PHP/HTML is required if you want to modify the output.

You can demo the script here: WilliamLang.net - Call of Duty 4 Server Status PHP Script Demo
and download it from here: WilliamLang.net - Call of Duty 4 Server Status PHP Script

If you would like automatic updates about changes to the class you can create a free account at PHP Classes.

You can find the link to the class there at Class: Call of Duty 4 Server Status - PHP Classes

Lemme know if you find any bugs!

Thanks!

When I open it from my computer it displays fine in my browser.

I've edited the index file with the our info. The only thing I did to the "COD4ServerStatus.php" is add our IP address under var $server = '69.65.13.82';
When I open index I see these two lines:

"getServerStatus()){ // $status->parseServerData(); // $serverStatus = $status->returnServerData(); // $players = $status->returnPlayers(); // $pings = $status->returnPings(); // $scores = $status->returnScores(); ?> "

How do I hide these top two lines?

Also... When I ftp the file and try opening it using Firefox, I get nothing. What am I doing wrong?
http://oldephartz.com/cterrian/index.php
http://oldephartz.com/cterrian/COD4ServerStatus.php

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Hey CTerrian,

Thanks for trying out my script. First off, you don't want to edit var $server in COD4ServerStatus.php - you just want to change the server that's called in index.php (though this shouldn't create any problems anyways)

Also you might try replacing any <? (opening php tag) with <?php instead. Some servers do not allow the truncated opening php tag. There is no such rule for the closing one (?>)

Hope that helps!

ok where do I place this script and how do we use it I have edited the index.php the ip now where do I place in in my games sever or my webhost ?

You can place it wherever you like!

However, if you ran it on your server it may run faster as the server would be accessing itself.

To be honest you probably wouldn't notice a difference if you put it on your games' server or the webhost.

But if you put it on your games' server use 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1' as the server.

If your games' server is dedicated I recommend putting it on your webhost as to not slow down the server with the extra resources Apache or IIS ( if its Windows) would take up.

Hope that helps.

Hi

First of all thanks for the nice sript!

I also had CTerrians Problem and with <?php instead of <? it works fine.

But I can nowhere see the map name or a picture of the map.

I tried to insert following line in the index.php:
Map: <?php echo $serverStatus['_Maps'];?>
But when I open the Site there isnt any mapname.
The Output is:
Map: Array

Does anybody know how to display a mapname and one of the included pictures?

Wow, that is pretty nice..
I have seen another page that actually queries the master server to tell you what status it THINKS your server is in based on the master list. Have you got any info on where that one might be? I just can't seem to locate that url again..

I'm getting these errors:

PHP Notice: Undefined variable: timeout in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\cod4server\COD4ServerStatus.php on line 48
PHP Notice: Undefined index: _Maps in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\cod4server\COD4ServerStatus.php on line 117

i changed <? to <?php. if i just put <? then i would get the same error as CTerrian.

Any ideas