[Guide] Recently played tracks sigs

[thankins]

Here:

[img=http://www.denness.net/scrobblersig.php?username=thankins/s/4.png]

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Thank you for the help!

[netfindr]

Thanks, I tried originally as a url, and was vastly wrong. Glad i read the thread fully

[Brodel]

Dont mean to bump an old thread, but can someone help me out?

I've tried uploading the file to a website 100webspace.com and changed it to my username and when i try to go to it, it just says "unable to parse song title from audioscrobbler.com"

I have the audioscrobbler plugin and can see it is listing the last submitted tracks in the plugin, and an account at last.fm but none of my tracks show in the 'recently played' section either. are the two connected?

[Brodel]

I'm gettin this now?

[blush]

Have you tried another PHP-supported host?

[[digital.au]]

Cool Guide. Thx.

[Brodel]

Have you tried another PHP-supported host?

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No, I can get this one..

But I can't get the one that is displayed as a blue/grey table.

[Brodel]

No, I can get this one..

But I can't get the one that is displayed as a blue/grey table.

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anyone? it's difficult to get replies in this quiet forum heh.

[sharpy2k4]

yeh i need help on this, also, where do i extract the "denness" site .zip to?

[Brodel]

yeh i need help on this, also, where do i extract the "denness" site .zip to?

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You have to edit them to change the details to your username, and upload them online to somewhere like http://www.100webspace.com/

[Michael_C]

To the guy that wanted a swearfilter.

Open sig.php(or whatever you call it), add to the top:

define('WORD_FILTER', true);

Open RPI.php, Find:

	function addTrack($track)
	{  	
  $altbg = $this->altbg;
  foreach($this->options['fields'] as $field => $options)
  {

Add under:

if(WORD_FILTER) {
    foreach($track as $k => $v) {
    	$track[$k] = word_filter($v, $k);
    }
  	}

At the end of RPI.php, add:

function word_filter($string, $field = '') {
	$filter_fields = array(	
      	'description',
      	'title',
      	'artist',
      );
      	
	$badwords = array(
      	'/(w)or(d)/i',
      );
    	
	$replacements = array(
      	'\\1**\\2',
      );
      	
	if(!$field || in_array($field, $filter_fields)) {
  $string = preg_replace($badwords, $replacements, $string);
	}
  
	return $string;
}

Add words to the $badwords and $replacements arrays. Notice how I used subpatterns to get the letters I wanted to keep, this is to preserve the case.

Edit- Why are some of the tabs messed up and not others? :huh:

[pre]

Uhmmm not bad... :)