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I’ve made a simple PHP-script as a frontend to the OSI server, for an example see http://www.science.uva.nl/~dkaarsem/status.php. It uses my server at catweazel.darktech.org:9000, which is not the same server. For the sourcecode: http://www.science.uva.nl/~dkaarsem/status.tar.gz
What is the point in making a php front end? I think the current script is fine, why do you have to go about changing it? ALL OF YOU!
Well, i didn’t like the current script… I just want to know if Tony does or does not approve the use of a custom php script.
I don’t have a problem with a php frontend to OSI as long as it is good-looking. 🙂
A couple of things though…
– Trillian in OSI does not support Yahoo.
– You have removed the clickable IM links, why?– Trillian in OSI does not support Yahoo.
Okay, i will remove it.
Will it support yahoo sometime?– You have removed the clickable IM links, why?
‘Not yet imlemented’ *g*
Just like the webring, still have to do that.Glad you don’t disapprove, because this way it is much easier to integrate the OSI into an existing webpage.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by Dennis_K– Trillian in OSI does not support Yahoo.
Okay, i will remove it.
Will it support yahoo sometime?No, probably not. It is not difficult to implement, but I need some way to find out if what kind of account it is. Currently all accounts containing @ are treated as MSN accounts, accounts containing all digits as ICQ and others as AIM.
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