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Posted by steve on 12/09/07 02:31
Well, maybe instead of doing $data[$zone][bosses][$boss][kc]--; it skips out putting anything, and
goes to the next 'boss' instead. Like if " if (in_array(trim($raid), $bparseList)) " had come up false.
On Sun, 09 Dec 2007 01:09:25 GMT, steve <jio3@ojkawpaw.net> wrote:
>
>Hi, i'm running into a few problems trying to modify the script below...basicly i'm trying to have it also look up
>the 'raid_note' in the 'raids' table, and if it contains a certain word it doesnt increase the [kc].
>Here's the code:
>
>function bc_fetch_bi($bzone, $data, $bb_conf, $bb_pboss) {
> $delim = array (
> 'rnote' => '/'.$bb_conf['noteDelim'].'/',
> 'rname' => '/'.$bb_conf['nameDelim'].'/'
> );
>
> $bossInfo = $bb_conf['bossInfo'];
>
> #Get data from the raids tables
> ##################################################
> $sql = bc_get_sql_data_string($bb_conf['tables']);
> $result = mysql_query($sql) or message_die(mysql_error());
>
> while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
> foreach ($bzone as $zone => $bosses){
> # Get bossinfo from current row
> ################################
> if ($delim[$bossInfo] != "//"){
> $boss_element = preg_split($delim[$bossInfo], $row[$bossInfo], -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY);
> } else {
> $boss_element = array($row[$bossInfo]);
> }
> foreach ($boss_element as $raid){
> foreach ($bosses as $boss){
> $bparseList = preg_split("/\', \'/", trim($bb_pboss['pb_'.$boss], "\' "));
> if (in_array(trim($raid), $bparseList)) {
> $data[$zone][bosses][$boss][kc]++;
> }
> }
> }
> }
> }
> mysql_free_result($result);
> return $data;
>}
>
>
>I did find a seperate batch of code that reads the raid_note nad looks for the 'boss' in it, so I thought
>that might help a bit.
>Here's the code:
>
>(from http://forums.eqdkp.com/index.php?showtopic=4085&pid=21486&mode=threaded&start=0#entry21486 )
>
>$sql= "SELECT raid_note FROM " . RAIDS_TABLE . ";";
>$result = $db->query($sql);
>if (!$result)
> return null;
>foreach ($boss_raid_note as $boss) {
> $kill_counter[$boss] = 0; }
>while ( list($raid_note) = $db->fetch_record($result) ) {
>
>if(strpos($raid_note, ",") !== false) {
>$raid_note_element = explode(",", $raid_note);
>foreach($raid_note_element as $raid) {
>if (in_array(trim($raid), $boss_raid_note))
>$kill_counter[trim($raid)]++;
>}
>}
>else {
>if (in_array($raid_note, $boss_raid_note)) {
>$kill_counter[$raid_note]++; }
>}
>}
>$db->free_result($result);
>
>What I was trying to do, is make it so that (in the first batch of code) when it finds the boss, and goes to
>$data[$zone][bosses][$boss][kc]++; , it checks the raid_note of it first for a certain word, say, "first", and
>if it finds it, does $data[$zone][bosses][$boss][kc]--; instead of $data[$zone][bosses][$boss][kc]++; .
>Been trying to do this for a day or so with no success. I don't have much experiance with PHP, so any
>help would be appreciated.
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