Dedicated server callbacks?

[adder]

Hey all
I'm trying to make a server controller
Its my first ever try to write a php file
(actualy the first time i program xD)

Now i have a problem:

I can fully connect to the server and send message's and stuff , BUT
is there a list of call backs i can recieve from the server?
I've already looked inside the FOXcontrol file but i can't understand them

i'm looking for thing like:

TrackMania.PlayerConnect

Is there a list of all available call-backs ?

thanks in advance

[TheM]

There you go: http://gamers.org/tm2/docs/ListCallbacks.html (TM2) or http://gamers.org/tmf/docs/ListCallbacks.html (TMF)

Good luck !

[Slig]

You have also a simple script in http://www.xaseco.org/downloads/rpc_utilities.zip : callbacks.php, which can help your first steps, showing easily all dedicated callbacks and so help to understand them.

[adder]

Thanks very much guys

[adder]

Hello!
I need a little help
i have this code:

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$connect->query('EnableCallbacks', true);

$connect->readCB(0);
$callbacks = $connect->getCBResponses();

	foreach ($callbacks as $cb) {
			if ($cb[0] == 'TrackMania.PlayerFinish') {
			$cb[1] = $playerfinish['nickname'];
			$cb[2] = $playerfinish['login'];
			$cb[3] = $playerfinish['timee'];
			$connect->query('ChatSendServerMessage', '$z$fffPlayer $f00'.$playerfinish['nickname'].'$fff('.$playerfinish['login'].'$fff) Drove this time: $f00'.$playerfinish['timee'].'$fff!');
		}
}

and the only thing i get is this: http://imgur.com/WfWIJ
empty variables.

thanks in advance

[The_Big_Boo]

You've inverted assignments between $playerfinish array and $cb array. This should work:

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$playerfinish['nickname'] = $cb[1];
$playerfinish['login'] = $cb[2];
$playerfinish['timee'] = $cb[3];

Edit: well, even with this you won't have what you're expecting to have, because $cb[1] is an integer identifying the player, not his nickname. You have to query the server to get nicknames.

[svens]

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	foreach ($callbacks as $cb) {
			if ($cb[0] == 'TrackMania.PlayerFinish') {
			$playerfinish['nickname'] = $cb[1];
			$playerfinish['login']  = $cb[2];
			$playerfinish['timee'] = $cb[3];
			$connect->query('ChatSendServerMessage', '$z$fffPlayer $f00'.$playerfinish['nickname'].'$fff('.$playerfinish['login'].'$fff) Drove this time: $f00'.$playerfinish['timee'].'$fff!');
		}
}

Your assignments are in the wrong order. Use "var_dump()" to see the contents of a variable (or http://xdebug.org/docs/remote if you have acces to that).

[adder]

Hello!

I've got a little question (its nothing really important)

I have this file "admins.list", and its a list off all admin logins. this is the list:

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login
login2
adder
otherlogin

when i load this file into an array "$isadmin"
and perform an IN_ARRAY check like this:

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if (in_array($playerchat['login'], $isadmin)) {

it doesn't work. But with this: it does

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if (in_array($playerchat['login']."\r\n", $isadmin)) {

why is this ?

[Xymph]

You're working on Windows, on Linux you'd just need to append "\n".
But that's beside the point, you need to trim the lines that are read from the file before storing them in the array.

[magnetik]

It depends on how you load the admin list into your script.