But, but! Caer is Caer, and he'd probably write it in Ruby or something.

To be fair, Andy would probably right it in ActionScript.

Right it!

But aye, you're write.

Only problem being we don't get the DynMap webchat

But I might be able to fix that myself.

Or maybe not :((

aren't the dynmap chat lines written to the log?

Aye, just the way we're stripping the chat out means the DynMap ones get missed. They're formatted differently.

How're they formatted?

Why on earth would you want the newest at the top!? :/

Because pressing F5 and scrolling to the bottom is annoying.

2011-08-04 22:09:29 [INFO] <RichyBoyWonder> Anyway, G & I are enjoying it
2011-08-04 22:09:40 [INFO] [dynmap] ?[WEB] 86.154.231.70: ?Anyway, night. Will be back tomorrow with no Sian to bother me. She going away for Christening
2011-08-04 22:09:49 [INFO] [dynmap] ?[WEB] 86.154.231.70: ?whie I'm stuck in work
2011-08-04 22:10:00 [INFO] <RichyBoyWonder> I may or may not be around
2011-08-04 22:10:16 [INFO] [dynmap] ?[WEB] 86.154.231.70: ?If you are see you over the  weekend. If not have a good weekend#
2011-08-04 22:10:20 [INFO] <RichyBoyWonder> Visiting G's Dad as he's not too well
2011-08-04 22:10:27 [INFO] <RichyBoyWonder> You too squire
2011-08-04 22:10:30 [INFO] [dynmap] ?[WEB] 86.154.231.70: ?:( Sorry to hear that
2011-08-04 22:10:51 [INFO] [dynmap] ?[WEB] 86.154.231.70: ?Bye
2011-08-04 22:10:56 [INFO] <RichyBoyWonder> Ciao

Also, I've scaled it back so the time is listed still, but then we get [INFO] as well. Trying to find a way to get rid of that.

Then make it automatically jump to the bottom?


Reading messages upwards is annoying - and confusing when there's no times shown too.

Ok, gimme a min.

Is the chat thing itself part of Bukkit or part of Minecraft server?

Minecraft server I think. Fairly sure there's always chat even if you use the vanilla server.

Man, I corrected that shit. I blame Android.

<?
 
$things = file('server.log');
$chats = Array();
 
foreach ($things as $thing) {
	if (strpos($thing, "[INFO] <")) {
		$chats[] = "[" . substr($thing, 11, 5) . "]" . htmlspecialchars(substr($thing, 27));
	} else if (strpos($thing, "[dynmap]")) {
		$thing = str_replace(": ?", ": ", $thing);
		$chats[] = "[" . substr($thing, 11, 5) . "]" . htmlspecialchars(substr($thing, 37));
	}
}
 
$chatt = implode("<br />", array_slice($chats, -30));
echo $chatt;
 
?>

I dunno if those question marks are really there or just an artefact of pasting? If they're not really there the character counts might be out. If they are, then if someone really says ": ?" via the web interface it'll be filtered out (because it's going to be so rare that I can't be arsed to code around it).

That aside, that should work. If you want seconds on the timestamps change those two instances of 11, 5 to 11, 8

That'd be much neater with some regex but ... fuck regex :Y

:D Thanks!

 

The ? are because of pasting, there's some colour formatting from dynmap to make it green.

What character's really there?