[bl4nk]

Originally Posted by 8088 Yes, you can. You can get the friendids/'steamID64' from http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Valve/members (and every subpage) of the ones that don't use a custom URL, but you will have to 'visit' every member page of the ones that do use a custom URL.

Why not just use the xml page and parse that? It would be so much easier:

http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Val...listxml/?xml=1

[8088]

Because I wasn't aware of the existence of memberslistxml. Of course I checked if members?xml=1 would show any XML, but it didn't. By the way, when using memberslistxml, appending /?xml=1 isn't necessary.

Thanks for the tip, makes it a lot easier indeed. And much faster.

[james12]

Can You guys share this with us? =D!

http://www.noobsticks.com/members/8088/

[8088]

I already did, more or less.

[james12]

No not Steam2friends, the Big Module NoobSticks is using =D That Would be Epic!

[8088]

I'm not sure what you're referring to. If you mean the HTML and CSS, you can apply your own style to what I posted before. I left mine out on purpose.

[james12]

This is what im talking about =D

[DJ Tsunami]

That is the Steam2Friends module 8088 is referring to. He wrote it and he released it.

[anon666]

Originally Posted by 8088 Since I've received several requests for a vBulletin plugin, I decided to provide one which covers the basics and can be modified at will. I'll leave modification, optimization and styling to you. As stated before, KoST wrote most of the code, all props to him. I just turned it into a poor vB plugin (one of my few skills is pressing Ctrl+C followed by Ctrl+V). As for optimization, grabbing the XML (add ?xml=1 to a Friend's page - example) instead of parsing complete HTML pages might speed up things. Also, not loading the Steam2Friends part with javascript until the complete page has loaded could increase the user/visitor friendliness. To enable memcached support, open steam_function.php and follow the instructions. As for styling, you could have a look at the original Steam Community pages for inspiration, or create your own style. To create a style of your liking, you can simply use CSS and (X)HTML. See the attached .xml file for the basic XHTML. Here are the instructions for this basic plugin : create a subfolder named 'steamtools' in the folder where your forum (index.php) resides create a subfolder in 'steamtools' named 'icons' make 'icons' writable for the webserver (chmod to 755) open steam_function.php in a plain text editor like notepad, and replace the paths in lines 58 and 62 accordingly. Note that these paths need to be absolute and not relative! upload steam_function.php to 'steamtools' create a sinlge-line text box custom profile field named 'Steam ID' (note this is case sensitive, if you want to change this, change the occurring instances in the .xml and .php files as well) create a single-selection radio buttons custom profile field named 'Steam Community' with these two values : 'Yes, make the links visible' and 'No, hide the links' (note this is all case sensitive, if you want to change this, change the occurring instances in the .xml and .php files as well) import product-steam2friends.xml in the admin panel Oh, it's only been tested on vBulletin 3.7.x. It may or may not work on other versions.

Any way this script can be changed to be used on a standalone page instead of vB? I'm thinking of using it as a forum/bb signature. Of course this isnt directly related to the steamid -> steam profile conversion but from the screenshot, it looks quite neat. There are alternatives like steamcard.com but it doesnt really get your in-game status and I'd also like to host it myself.

edit: nvm I found this: http://forums.alliedmods.net/showthread.php?t=81047

[DontWannaName]

Did I do something wrong when I installed it, all I get is extra info in my contact area.