:D Thanks!

 

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

What character's really there?

I've got rid of them now but it was "§"

Show me exactly how the log looks (unless you've adjusted it already to work).

I've adjusted it to work but it looks like this for dynmap entries...

2011-08-04 22:09:49 [INFO] [dynmap] §2[WEB] 86.154.231.70: §fwhie I'm stuck in work

Aight cool (hug)

The dynmap messages are still disappearing too quick - have you changed the delay yet?

I last used PHP about 90 years ago, and I barely had a clue what I was doing then.

What's the no clouds thing you use?

Just a texture pack with a transparent texture for clouds. I'll attach it.

If you add this before the closing brace of the foreach statement, it should show when people join and leave, which is probably handy?

	else if ( strpos($this,"logged in") )
	{
		$time = "[" . substr($thing, 11, 5) . "]";
		$person = preg_match( '/(?<=\[INFO\] )\S+/' , $thing );
		$chats[] = $time.' <i>Joined:</i> <b>'.htmlspecialchars($person).'</b>';
	}
	else if ( strpos($thing,"lost connection") )
	{
		$time = "[" . substr($thing, 11, 5) . "]";
		$person = preg_match( '/(?<=\[INFO\] )\S+/' , $thing );
		$reason = substr(strrchr($thing, '.'), 1);
		$chats[] = $time.' <i>Disconnected:</i> <b>'.htmlspecialchars($person).'</b> ('.$reason.')';
	}

The stupid download doesn't seem to want to finish. :(

 

Gets to 484 of 507 KB and just stops.

 

That was Firefox, but Chrome is doing same. "506/507 kB, 0 secs left".

 

If I copy and rename the file I can't extract the zip because it's corrupt, because it's got a stupid kilobyte missing. :@

Yeah but I haven't reloaded the plugin yet because it requires a server restart and there was lots of busy people on last night.

The dynmap time for displaying chat is up to 20 secs now.

Or maybe it's actually 15 seconds, that is possibly a max since I've set it at 20 and 25 and it's still gone after 15.

It was suggested that I construct the Forbidden City. I did some research to find out how big it is, collect some maps and photos, etc.

 

It is 750m wide and 960m long.

 

The moat is 52m wide and 6m deep.

 

The walls are 10m high, 8.6m thick at the base and 6.7m thick at the top.

 

It has OVER NINE THOUSAND rooms.

 

This is going to take a long time, and will require a lot of red wool.

 

edit:
Here's a couple of sections of map showing the kind of scale we'd be talking about, assuming 1px = 1m:
http://caerphoto.com/misc/forbidden-city-size.png

 

http://caerphoto.com/misc/forbidden-city-size.jpg

 

I suppose we can be grateful none of its buildings are particularly tall :&

That doesn't work. It results in this....

[11:34] Disconnected: 1 (endOfStream )
[11:29] Disconnected: 1 (quitting )

This a log out and login

2011-08-05 11:34:23 [INFO] Assassinmaster00 lost connection: disconnect.endOfStream
2011-08-05 11:34:40 [INFO] Assassinmaster00 [/82.0.57.13:51011] logged in with entity id 6954 at ([world] 989.4319634933074, 67.0, 976.3194288406315)
 

Grrr, stupid bloody PHP! :@


Change...

$person = preg_match( '/(?<=\[INFO\] )\S+/' , $thing );

...to...

$results = [];
preg_match( '/(?<=\[INFO\] )\S+/' , $thing , $results );
$person = $results[0];

...in both the sections.


And correct $this to $thing in the else if.
( I blame Xen's dumb variable names for that one :P )

Oh, it probably also needs a $results = []; before the preg_match too.
(I just updated the post, but not sure if you read it before or after that)

Stupid language. You apparently don't need to define the $results before using it, assuming the examples are correct.

Anyway, if you haven't already done it, here's a modified version of the original code segment I posted:

	else if ( strpos($thing,"logged in") )
	{
		$time = "[" . substr($thing, 11, 5) . "]";
		preg_match( '/(?<=\[INFO\] )\S+/' , $thing , $results );
		$person = $results[0];
		$chats[] = $time.' <i>Joined:</i> <b>'.htmlspecialchars($person).'</b>';
	}
	else if ( strpos($thing,"lost connection") )
	{
		$time = "[" . substr($thing, 11, 5) . "]";
		preg_match( '/(?<=\[INFO\] )\S+/' , $thing , $results );
		$person = $results[0];
		$reason = trim(substr(strrchr($thing, '.'), 1));
		$chats[] = $time.' <i>Disconnected:</i> <b>'.htmlspecialchars($person).'</b> ('.$reason.')';
	}

I also added a trim() call around the $reason value, to remove the space that appeared.