working with Multi Dimensional Arrays

sde · 06-30-2004, 08:10 PM

Example code for a friend that needed a home:

PHP Code:


			
<?

// first server

$server[0][id]=0;

$server[0][name]="}RwC{ North American CS 1.6";

$server[0][ip]="67.18.240.162";

$server[0][port]="27015";



// second server

$server[1][id]=1;

$server[1][name]="}RwC{ OGL 4.0 Match Server 1.6";

$server[1][ip]="67.18.240.162";

$server[1][port]="27010";



// third server

$server[2][id]=2;

$server[2][name]="Team AEK Server";

$server[2][ip]="64.94.100.152";

$server[2][port]="27015";



// forth server

$server[3][id]=3;

$server[3][name]="-:3C3:- 3astCoast3lite Clan Server";

$server[3][ip]="664.94.238.247";

$server[3][port]="27015";



// fifth server

$server[4][id]=4;

$server[4][name]="Team AEK Scrim Server";

$server[4][ip]="66.150.155.188";

$server[4][port]="27015";



// sixth server

$server[5][id]=5;

$server[5][name]="Newb Playgrounds - @af.mil";

$server[5][ip]="216.52.202.107";

$server[5][port]="27015";



// print drop down

echo "<form name=\"dropMenu\">

    <select name=\"selectThis\" size=\"1\" onChange=\"goThere(this.form);\">";



// run a loop to populate with servers

// change status.php to the name of your page

foreach($server as $each){

  echo "<option selected value=\"status.php?id=".$each[id]."\">".$each[name]."</option>\n";

}



echo "

    </select>

</form>\n";



// set the id to 0 if there is not id declared in the url

$id = (($_GET[id])?$_GET[id]:"0";



// print status with the info of the server id populated

printServerStatus($server[$id][ip],

  $server[$id][port],

  "images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999");

?>

Sniper_E · 06-30-2004, 08:38 PM

I've added it in my page and get a blank screen.
See if you can see what I may have done wrong.
http://rwc.gameover.com/downloads/new_status.zip

sde · 06-30-2004, 09:18 PM

maybe try this:

Sniper_E · 07-02-2004, 04:20 PM

Still no luck buddy.
I had a guy with our community look at what you sent me and he changed my oringinal file. I sent him http://rwc.gameover.com/downloads/status.zip and he sent me back these changes:

Change:
-------------------------
<?
/*
include("server_status.php");
printServerStatus("67.18.240.162","27015","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999");
*/
?>

To:
--------------------
<?

include("server_status.php");

// put your information here
// printServerStatus(ip,port,image_path);

// RwC Main
if ($id == 1) { printServerStatus("67.18.240.162","27015","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999"); }
// RwC OGL
elseif ($id == 2) { printServerStatus("67.18.240.162","27010","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999"); }
// AEK Main
elseif ($id == 3) { printServerStatus("64.94.100.152","27015","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999"); }
// OCS
elseif ($id == 4) { printServerStatus("64.27.21.2","27015","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999"); }
// 3C3
elseif ($id == 5) { printServerStatus("64.94.238.247","27015","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999"); }
// af.mill
elseif ($id == 6) { printServerStatus("216.52.202.107","27015","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999"); }

//default server is on when no id specified, so this one points to RwC
else { printServerStatus("67.18.240.162","27015","images/","#999999","#333333","#aeaeac","#999999"); }

?>

and, of course, change:
-----------------------
<option value="">_____ Select A Server _____
<option selected value="http://rwc.gameover.com/status/">}RwC{ North American CS 1.6
<option value="rwcs.php">}RwC{ OGL 4.0 Match Server
<option value="ocs.php">[OCS] West Arena
<option value="aek.php">Team AEK Server
<option value="aeks.php">Team AEK Scrim Server
<option value="3c3.php">-:3C3:- 3astCoast3lite Clan Server
<option value="af.php">Newb Playgrounds - @af.mil

to:
--------------------------
<option value="">_____ Select A Server _____</option>
<option selected value="index.php?id=1">}RwC{ North American CS 1.6</option>
<option value="index.php?id=2">}RwC{ OGL 4.0 Match Server</option>
<option value="index.php?id=3">Team AEK Server</option>
<option value="index.php?id=4">[OCS] West Arena</option>
<option value="index.php?id=5">-:3C3:- 3astCoast3lite Clan Server</option>
<option value="index.php?id=6">Newb Playgrounds - @af.mil</option>

Kind of took a different direction here. I'll have to fine tune this to get exactly what I want, but it will work with your server_status.php

Thank You SDE!

sde · 07-02-2004, 05:55 PM

sure =) glad u got it working.

idx · 07-07-2004, 04:54 AM

Not that it matters are this point, but from what I remember in the php docs, it doesn't like bare keynames in arrays like perl does.

eg:

Code:

#perl is ok - any of these work
$FOO{BAR} = 'brarr!';
$FOO{'BAR'} = 'brarr!';
$FOO{"BAR"} = 'brarr!';

PHP Code:


			
$FOO['BAR'] = 'brarr!';

//no

$FOO[BAR] = 'brarr!';

I think it was something to do with PHP thinking the bare _BAR_ was a defined constant.

??

BTW, good to hear sniper_e got it working, although being obsessive about PHP as I am, that is some horrid code. (what sniper_e posted that is)

-r

sde · 07-07-2004, 05:17 AM

i wrote most of that (except the madquery class which is definately pretty hardcore), except my site is all integrated into mysql. we had to find a nicer way for him to display multiple server without mysql.

http://ocsclan.com/status.php?sid=15

Sniper_E · 07-11-2004, 01:43 PM

I found out later that dan had something turned off in the php.ini on our server. Your script would have prob worked.

But, I'm pretty happy with what I have now: http://rwc.gameover.com/status/index.php?id=5

You can grab that menu from me that I made if you like it.
It's in here: http://rwc.gameover.com/downloads/status.zip
I think it's an improvement to my page.

You guys are awesome! I wish I had some of that knowlege....