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Api editing site information
Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 8:37 am
by coyote
Hi
Is it possible to have an API for editing text site news ?
Re: Api editing site information
Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2010 9:14 am
by Kent Briggs
coyote wrote:Hi
Is it possible to have an API for editing text site news ?
See the SystemGet and SystemSet commands in the docs. Those apply to every setting on the System tab.
Re: Api editing site information
Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 4:31 am
by coyote
If I use this function I have only the first line of text
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<?php
// Connexion au serveur de jeu
include "API.php"; // $pw and $url set in this file
$params = "Password=" . $pw . "&Command=SystemGet&Property=SiteNews";
$api = Poker_API($url,$params,true);
$result = $api["Result"];
if ($result == "Error") die("Error: " . $api["Error"]);
$sitenews = $api["Value"];
?>
How to get it in full and be able to edit?
if feasible course
in any case thank you for the help I have been very useful
Re: Api editing site information
Posted: Fri Sep 03, 2010 9:49 am
by Kent Briggs
coyote wrote:If I use this function I have only the first line of text
The carriage return/line feeds in the Site News are messing up the associated array in $api[]. The easiest workaround is to replace them with html break tags. So instead of this:
This is the site news
This is line 2
This is line 3
You enter it as one long line like this:
This is the site news<br/>This is line 2<br/>This is line 3
If you don't want to do that, then change the call to Poker_API() so that the third parameter is false like this:
$api = Poker_API($url,$params,false);
That means that the $api[] array is now just a regular array where you access the elements by their index number:
$api[0] = "Result=Ok"
$api[1] = "Value=This is the site news"
$api[2] = "This is line 2"
$api[3] = "This is line 3"
You'll have to manually loop through the array and pull out the individual lines.