Author Topic: ID Lookup  (Read 8471 times)

Not everyone has RTB because of the limitations that they are greeted with upon their OS. Jes only doesn't use RTB because of some limitation with Mac OSX, right?
Right.

Might as well make an RTB ID Lookup mod
Why? What's wrong with you?
This works just as well with RTB.

Might as well make an RTB ID Lookup mod

.. but that's what this is?

Back on track

How do you do this?

I believe the request should be like so:


POST list.php HTTP/1.1\r\n
Host: forum.returntoblockland.com\r\n
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n
Content-Length: blah\r\n

cmd=search&query=NAME\r\n\r\n

Back on track

I believe the request should be like so:


POST list.php HTTP/1.1\r\n
Host: forum.returntoblockland.com\r\n
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n
Content-Length: blah\r\n

cmd=search&query=NAME\r\n\r\n

"query" can't be defined in the URL, as I stated earlier.

POST doesn't send it in the url.

Well, stuff.
Both the ID and name forms on the page are called "query".

I'm not very good at tcp objects but you should be able to someone only do the second one

You're so dumb
because everyone has been programming as long as you right

because everyone has been programming as long as you right
It's not that, it's that he's trying to make me convert it to a version where both parties require RTB.

It's not that, it's that he's trying to make me convert it to a version where both parties require RTB.
use TCP objects and connect to the RTB service

You don't need RTB to connect to the server

use TCP objects and connect to the RTB service

You don't need RTB to connect to the server
You do since you're using RTBCC_Socket.
With that, the player you look up must have been on RTB connect at some point.
With this, they just have to have been on a server that has RTB.

You do since you're using RTBCC_Socket.
With that, the player you look up must have been on RTB connect at some point.
With this, they just have to have been on a server that has RTB.
I didn't say to use the RTBCC_Socket, I said to use TCP objects

The RTB look up that I posted, Fetches the same data that yours does, even if they have never connected to the connect client.

My method can do everything that your method does, Why is that hard to understand.

Do you think that the RTB server only keeps history of people who have used Connect Client?

I didn't say to use the RTBCC_Socket, I said to use TCP objects

The RTB look up that I posted, Fetches the same data that yours does, even if they have never connected to the connect client.

My method can do everything that your method does, Why is that hard to understand.

Do you think that the RTB server only keeps history of people who have used Connect Client?
The code you posted has nothing to do with this, and does only work for people with an rtb connect profile.

edit: fixed fail double quote
« Last Edit: August 29, 2013, 07:04:15 PM by Zeblote »

I didn't say to use the RTBCC_Socket, I said to use TCP objects

The RTB look up that I posted, Fetches the same data that yours does, even if they have never connected to the connect client.

My method can do everything that your method does, Why is that hard to understand.

Do you think that the RTB server only keeps history of people who have used Connect Client?
That's only the history for connect clients.