From: nospam.Todd.Yatzook@f799.n142.z1.binkp.net

On 11 Oct 2019, Netsurge said the following...

I'm using the mysticphp library to pull in a list of callers to a web page An ar ray is created and displays on screen How do I format it f a readable display

You want a foreach formula for each item contained in the array.
Something like this:

Yeah, what he said. =) Anything to loop through each row, and you can format
it in HTML however you want it displayed after that.

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From: acampb5160@gmail.com

I'm using the mysticphp library to pull in a list of callers to a web page An array is created and displays on screen How do I format it for a readable display

Regards

Richard Fairman

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From: nospam.Netsurge@f101.n229.z1.binkp.net

I'm using the mysticphp library to pull in a list of callers to a web
page An ar ray is created and displays on screen How do I format it for
a readable display

You want a foreach formula for each item contained in the array. Something
like this:

$lastcalls=$mystic->lastcallers(10, true);
$lcr = array_reverse($lastcalls, true);
foreach ($lcr as $lc){
$lc['city']=$mystic->decode($lc['city']);
echo "<tr>";
echo "<td width='25%'>".$lc['user']."</td>";
echo "<td >".$lc['city']."</td>";
$ldate=date("d/m/y",$lc['date']);
echo "<td align='right'>".$ldate."</td>";
echo "</tr>";
;

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From: nospam.Todd.Yatzook@f799.n142.z1.binkp.net

On 12 Oct 2019, Netsurge said the following...

I'm afraid I'm a non programmer Is there any existing software to do this I have looked at mysticphp website and the info is nicely displa I want to do somet hing similar. Sorry to be a pain but I have been struggling for days An alternat ive ive I have
been pursuing is to directly display the mystic data file in a web pa

I'm the original creator of the mysticphp library and unless you have
some understanding of using php I don't know of any other way to display the info you are looking at displaying.

Awesome, I finally get a chance to thank you for indirectly helping me with a formatting issue I was having when I wrote my own PHP script to display Mystic's last callers with custom image and formatting.

Getting the info to display right was a bitch, so I "cheated" and used your example just to get the data to show correctly. I even thanked you and
credited you in my script.

So, seriously, thank you again =)

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From: acampb5160@gmail.com

I'm afraid I'm a non programmer Is there any existing software to do this I have looked at mysticphp website and the info is nicely displayed I want to do something similar. Sorry to be a pain but I have been struggling for days An alternative ive I have
been pursuing is to directly display the mystic data file in a web page.

Regards
Richard

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From: nospam.Netsurge@f101.n229.z1.binkp.net

I'm afraid I'm a non programmer Is there any existing software to do
this I have looked at mysticphp website and the info is nicely displayed
I want to do somet hing similar. Sorry to be a pain but I have been struggling for days An alternat ive ive I have
been pursuing is to directly display the mystic data file in a web page.

I'm the original creator of the mysticphp library and unless you have some understanding of using php I don't know of any other way to display the info you are looking at displaying.

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From: acampb5160@gmail.com

Can you point me to the example. I have seen the web page at mysticphp where the array has been formatted nicely but I cannot fathom how it was done. I've
looked at the page source
Regards

Richard

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From: nospam.Netsurge@f101.n229.z1.binkp.net

Awesome, I finally get a chance to thank you for indirectly helping me with a formatting issue I was having when I wrote my own PHP script to display Mystic's last callers with custom image and formatting.

Getting the info to display right was a bitch, so I "cheated" and used your example just to get the data to show correctly. I even thanked you and credited you in my script.

No worries. It's not cheating at all, it's called learning, lol.

I'm just glad that after all these years, before returning to bbsing, someone has kept the damn thing alive.

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From: acampb5160@gmail.com

I've got round my lack of program skills by pulling in the callers.dat file for
display in a web page Not very pretty but readable Still hoping for a way to format the array created by mysticphp

Regards

Richard

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From: nospam.Todd.Yatzook@f799.n142.z1.binkp.net

On 15 Oct 2019, Richard Fairman said the following...

I've got round my lack of program skills by pulling in the callers.dat file for display in a web page Not very pretty but readable Still hoping for a way to format the array created by mysticphp

Hey Richard. Netsurge gave an example in response to your question a few days ago. Here's his example:

$lastcalls=$mystic->lastcallers(10, true);
$lcr = array_reverse($lastcalls, true);
foreach ($lcr as $lc){
$lc['city']=$mystic->decode($lc['city']);
echo "<tr>";
echo "<td width='25%'>".$lc['user']."</td>";
echo "<td >".$lc['city']."</td>";
$ldate=date("d/m/y",$lc['date']);
echo "<td align='right'>".$ldate."</td>";
echo "</tr>";
;

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From: nospam.Netsurge@f101.n229.z1.binkp.net

Hey Richard. Netsurge gave an example in response to your question a few days ago. Here's his example:

I thought I made it easy, guess not.

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From: acampb5160@gmail.com

Hi I'm afraid I'm very much a non programmer Where do I place your code to use with mysticphp Do I place it within mysticphp or immediately after An example would be useful Sorry about my lack of knowledge I'm 70 and still remember the old days of
acoustic modems and dial up at 300 each way My main interest is with BBC micros
to use them to play online adventure games linking to my bbs via via a hayes software modem on a pc My web site would be a gateway to my bbs using ftelnet I
have got the
array to display ok
Thanks again
Richard Fairman

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From: nospam.Netsurge@f101.n229.z1.binkp.net

Hi I'm afraid I'm very much a non programmer Where do I place your code
to use w ith mysticphp Do I place it within mysticphp or immediately
after An example wou ld be useful Sorry about my lack of knowledge I'm
70 and still remember the old days of
acoustic modems and dial up at 300 each way My main interest is with BBC micros to use them to play online adventure games linking to my bbs via via a hayes so ftware modem on a pc My web site would be a gateway to
my bbs using ftelnet I ha ve got the
array to display ok

You will need some basic understanding of PHP and HTML in order to achieve
what you are looking for.

May I suggest googling some PHP/HTML examples in order to get you headed in
the right direction.

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