[Styles]

This is awsome +karma for sure!

[8088]

Originally Posted by mindstormmaster It looks like there's some code missing.

Oops, my bad. Thanks for clearing it up, KoST.

[yam90]

Originally Posted by Seather I made a PHP script that batch converts both ways. http://www.joe.to/moo/sid_convert.php Source code attached. you don't need to clean the input, you can paste your admins ini and have the output be the same as your input except for the links

How do i convert FriendID to SteamID? I've forgot

[KoST]

there u go..

PHP Code:

<?php
    $friendid="nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn";
    if (substr($friendid,-1)%2==0) $server=0; else $server=1;
    $auth=bcsub($friendid,'76561197960265728');
    $auth=bcsub($auth,$server);
    $auth=bcdiv($auth,2);
    echo "STEAM_0:".$server.':'.$auth;
?>

[S1acker]

ty

[Rick87]

Hi,

Firstly, this script is the reason I've registered, many thanks for making it and sharing it, all those who contributed.

I'm having some problems getting it working though. First off I can't install memcache on my server, and so have removed the storage line at the end, and these lines at the start (including the closing "}" for the if statement)

PHP Code:

 $mc=new Memcache;
    if (!@$mc->connect('localhost', <the port number to which memcached is listening to>)) {
        echo 'memcached unavailable';
     return false;
    }
    
    $ret=@$mc->get('xd'.$id);
    if (!$ret){ 


That chunk above has been removed. I get an error about SSL transport when connecting, as seen at http://www.k-designs.org.uk/steam/steam.php and I'm at a loss as to the cause. I'd be very grateful for any assistance that people could lend.

I am using the full code that Kost posted on page 5, with the friends2steam function that 80880 posted on the same page.

[8088]

The error you are getting

(...) Warning: file_get_contents(http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/) (...)

shows that somehow an incomplete (thus unusable) URL is generated. If you open the URL that is being tried to open (http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/), you get redirected to https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/ by Valve. And since you don't have the openssl module enabled, you are getting this particular error. But even if you would have openssl enabled, you'd still have a useless result.

The original code reads

PHP Code:

$data=file_get_contents("http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/".$id); 


where $id is the calculated community id. You really need to use this (or something similar) ;)

[Rick87]

Thanks 8088, that's exactly what I'm using though. I'll do some troubleshooting later to see if the URL isn't being correctly generated or not, many thanks.

[Rick87]

I've tracked down the error. The steam2friend function isn't giving any output, or even an error. I tried manually forcing the variable to be my friendid as a test, but then PHP shifts it into exponential format and things go awry. I feel like such a noob right now! Many thanks for your help.

[8088]

My offer to contact me through Steam still stands ;)