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Krik · 03-11-2009, 11:25 PM

Adding it to your page is real simple. Make sure first that the page you want to see it on is a .php file (roster.php). Then just pace the code were you need it to run

HTML Code:

<html>
<body>
<!-- your html-->
<?php
//the php
?>
<!-- more html-->
</body>
</html>

To display the roster straight from the WoW web site use this block of code form my earlier post

PHP Code:


			
$xml = new SimpleXMLElement($rosterxml);



foreach ($xml->guild->members->children() as $char) {

    echo 'Name: ' . $char['name'] . ' ';

    echo 'Class: ' . $char['class'] . ' ';

    echo 'Level: ' . $char['level'] . ' <br>';

}

Were you see the "echo" in that block you can just "echo" out any html formatting for each characters info

PHP Code:


			
echo '<tr>

         <td class="roster">' . $char['name'] . '</td>

         <td class="roster">' . $char['class'] . '</td>

         <td class="roster">' . $char['level'] . '</td>

      </tr>';

That will place each characters name, class and level in a table row.

03-11-2009, 11:25 PM	#83 (permalink)
Krik The Contributor Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 65 Thanks: 0	Adding it to your page is real simple. Make sure first that the page you want to see it on is a .php file (roster.php). Then just pace the code were you need it to run HTML Code: <html> <body> <!-- your html--> <?php //the php ?> <!-- more html--> </body> </html> To display the roster straight from the WoW web site use this block of code form my earlier post PHP Code: `$xml = new SimpleXMLElement($rosterxml); foreach ($xml->guild->members->children() as $char) { echo 'Name: ' . $char['name'] . ' '; echo 'Class: ' . $char['class'] . ' '; echo 'Level: ' . $char['level'] . ' <br>'; }` Were you see the "echo" in that block you can just "echo" out any html formatting for each characters info PHP Code: `echo '<tr> <td class="roster">' . $char['name'] . '</td> <td class="roster">' . $char['class'] . '</td> <td class="roster">' . $char['level'] . '</td> </tr>';` That will place each characters name, class and level in a table row.