[8088]

Originally Posted by #Barracuda I've made an Ajax widget

Looks good!

[DJ Tsunami]

Originally Posted by voogru Wrong. <?php echo 'gaben'; ?>

?> is optional But you're probably better at C++ than PHP

[Lethal-]

Originally Posted by berni This is for sourcemod scripting: AuthIDToFriendID(String:AuthID[], String:FriendID[], size) { ReplaceString(AuthID, strlen(AuthID), "STEAM_", ""); if (StrEqual(AuthID, "ID_LAN")) { FriendID[0] = '\0'; return; } decl String:toks[3][16]; ExplodeString(AuthID, ":", toks, sizeof(toks), sizeof(toks[])); //new unknown = StringToInt(toks[0]); new iServer = StringToInt(toks[1]); new iAuthID = StringToInt(toks[2]); new iFriendID = (iAuthID*2) + 60265728 + iServer; Format(FriendID, size, "765611979%d", iFriendID); }

This isn't working for newer steamIDs, as they start with 765611980. Any way to fix this?

[Hawkeye-]

This should work by my tests in Excel of the match/URL generation.

AuthIDToFriendID(String:AuthID[], String:FriendID[], size) {
    
    ReplaceString(AuthID, strlen(AuthID), "STEAM_", "");

    if (StrEqual(AuthID, "ID_LAN")) {
        FriendID[0] = '\0';
        
        return;
    }

    decl String:toks[3][16];

    ExplodeString(AuthID, ":", toks, sizeof(toks), sizeof(toks[]));

    //new unknown = StringToInt(toks[0]);
    new iServer = StringToInt(toks[1]);
    new iAuthID = StringToInt(toks[2]);

    new iFriendID = (iAuthID*2) + 7960265728 + iServer;

    Format(FriendID, size, "7656119%d", iFriendID);
}

[Lethal-]

Originally Posted by aoHawkeye This should work by my tests in Excel of the match/URL generation. AuthIDToFriendID(String:AuthID[], String:FriendID[], size) { ReplaceString(AuthID, strlen(AuthID), "STEAM_", ""); if (StrEqual(AuthID, "ID_LAN")) { FriendID[0] = '\0'; return; } decl String:toks[3][16]; ExplodeString(AuthID, ":", toks, sizeof(toks), sizeof(toks[])); //new unknown = StringToInt(toks[0]); new iServer = StringToInt(toks[1]); new iAuthID = StringToInt(toks[2]); new iFriendID = (iAuthID*2) + 7960265728 + iServer; Format(FriendID, size, "7656119%d", iFriendID); }

It didn't unfortunately.

Earlier, I tried setting the number I use in a PHP script to do this (76561197960265728). When I printed that to the server it just echoed 0.

[pheadxdll]

Any decent way to do this with Pawn? The same method holds true, but the community ID numbers are larger and pawn's intergers aren't long enough to calculate them now.

I had to make a c++ extension to calculate the player's community's id. An unsigned long long type is sufficiently long enough. I hope this wasn't the best solution. Took me a while to scrape together too.

The end result is a native that spits out a string of the client's community ID. I think it would make a useful native in sourcemod's core...if it can't be done in Pawn of course.

[bl4nk]

Originally Posted by pheadxdll I had to make a c++ extension to calculate the player's community's id. An unsigned long long type is sufficiently long enough. I hope this wasn't the best solution. Took me a while to scrape together too. The end result is a native that spits out a string of the client's community ID. I think it would make a useful native in sourcemod's core...if it can't be done in Pawn of course.

I already wrote and released one for that.

http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthr...light=csteamid

[pheadxdll]

Oh wow, that was exactly what I needed. Well, hopefully someone will see this at least and not make the same mistake.

[DarthNinja]

Here's some php I wrote to calculate Steam Community IDs using php's basic math functions.
(No php extensions required )

PHP Code:

//Get SteamID and save it to $steam_id somehow

<?php
$steam_id=strtolower($steamid);
if (substr($steam_id,0,7)=='steam_0') {
$tmp=explode(':',$steam_id);
}
if ((count($tmp)==3) && is_numeric($tmp[1]) && is_numeric($tmp[2])){
 
 //The 'Magic Number': 76561197960265728
 //Split up so it can be calculated without an extension.
 

 
$steamidCalc=($tmp[2]*2)+$tmp[1]; //Work out step 1
$calckey='1197960265728'; //Second bit of the magic number
$pre='7656'; //First bit of the magic number
    
$steamcid=$steamidCalc+$calckey; //works out the ending of the steam community ID
    
$link="http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/";
echo $link; echo $pre; echo $steamcid;
 
 };

?>

By breaking off a few digit, it prevents php from outputting the number using scientific notation.
This does however, mean that this will have to be updated once there are enough steam accounts to make the numbers roll over.

Hope that's helpful to someone

[jimbodude]

Any way to make a php script redirect to the Steam Community page, for example, steamid.php?STEAM_.. would redirect to the corresponding Steam Community page?