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Chip Leaderboard

Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2009 8:25 pm
by cuervo5150
Can you please consider adding in a leaderboard tab/screen inside the client to show who has the most chips. I know we have the ability to do it on our web sites via the API, but I am stuck because I use an iMac and iWeb to publish my site, and apple does not support php.

Thank you,

Cuervo5150

Re: Chip Leaderboard

Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:23 pm
by Kent Briggs
cuervo5150 wrote:Can you please consider adding in a leaderboard tab/screen inside the client to show who has the most chips. I know we have the ability to do it on our web sites via the API, but I am stuck because I use an iMac and iWeb to publish my site, and apple does not support php.
Any server-side scripting system can be used, not just PHP. If your web host doesn't support any server-side scripting then you probably ought to find a new host because even the cheapest systems should do that. My main http://www.briggsoft.com site is hosted on a shared managed linux server at http://www.dewahost.com. They have plans as low as $9/month. It's unlikely I would put a leaderboard feature directly in the client.

Re: Chip Leaderboard

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 1:21 pm
by rjones33
I have implemented a top 25 leader board and almost all of the other api examples using asp.net instead of php on my site. Stop by and check it out if you like @ http://www.pokersharkz.net. I can start you out in the right direction if you need some help.

Re: Chip Leaderboard

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 1:50 pm
by Kent Briggs
rjones33 wrote:I have implemented a top 25 leader board and almost all of the other api examples using asp.net instead of php on my site. Stop by and check it out if you like @ http://www.pokersharkz.net. I can start you out in the right direction if you need some help.
I'd be surprised if he had asp.net support either if his web site is hosted on a Mac system.

Re: Chip Leaderboard

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 1:53 pm
by rjones33
Kent Briggs wrote:I'd be surprised if he had asp.net support either if his web site is hosted on a Mac system.
You are probably right Kent, just thought I would throw that out there....

Re: Chip Leaderboard

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 9:40 pm
by cuervo5150
Yep, I am really limited as to how I can submit my website on apple. I currently use iWeb, which is a easy wysiwyg program. Is there something along that lines for doing PHP with winXP?

Thanx,

Chris
http://www.5150poker.com

Re: Chip Leaderboard

Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 11:19 pm
by Kent Briggs
cuervo5150 wrote:Yep, I am really limited as to how I can submit my website on apple. I currently use iWeb, which is a easy wysiwyg program. Is there something along that lines for doing PHP with winXP?
I just use a raw text editor and test my PHP code locally using EasyPHP (http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... p_id=14045). A lot of people use Microsoft's FrontPage program for creating web sites. I've never tried it, though.