[willgtl]

I'm a pretty big noob with PHP coding, maybe someone can figure out why this isn't working:

            $steamid = $row->steamId;
            $community_id = ((substr($steamid, 10)) * 2) + 76561197960265728 + (substr($steamid, 8, 1)); 
            $community_id = rtrim(sprintf("%f", $community_id), "0");
            $community_id = (string)$community_id;
            $community_id = str_replace(".", "", $community_id);

                echo '<a href="http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/'.$community_id.'">View SteamID Page</a>';

Using my SteamID (STEAM_0:0:16672270) it figures the community ID is 76561197993610272, which it isn't. Where did I go wrong?

[8088]

PHP Code:

$community_id = ((substr($steamid, 10)) * 2) + 1197960265728 + (substr($steamid, 8, 1));
$community_id= '7656'.$community_id;
echo '<a href="http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/'.$community_id.'">View SteamID Page</a>'; 


[matt.b]

hello, where might i be able to get this script and install it on my forum



would i add the script onto my webhosting through ftp

i tried that script but it didn't work i put it in my webhosting public_html steamidconv.php nothing

if anyone can help

thanks

[Broseph]

Made a website out of it:

www.steamidfinder.com

Thanks OP :p

[Landmine]

Another website http://www.elementsystems.net/ this one keeps a history of your past searches, pretty handy.

http://www.elementsystems.net/Tools/...estigator.aspx

[Durzel]

Apologies for being a bit slow, have read through a few pages of this thread but haven't found the answer.

I can see how this would be used (in all its different programming language guises) externally to the game, but how would one use this as part of a SourceMod?

Would you need to somehow interface with MySQL, an external webpage or whatever that has the code/stored procedure on it - or can this be done natively within SM?

[rautamiekka]

Would someone mind to write the code in plain English so that I can actually understand it ? I just found out that the "*" behind an variable's name means it's a pointer to somewhere, which immediately gave me impossible feeling. One of the good reason why I hate C++

[1Swat2KillThemAll]

This should help you, and I even included my version of SteamCommunity -> SteamID

//Note: I changed all __int64 to long long
//See first post for original
long long GetFriendID(const char *pszAuthID)
{
 //pointer is invalid
    if(!pszAuthID)
        return 0;
 //steam_x:y
 //x
    int iServer = 0;
    //y
 int iAuthID = 0;
 //copy string from pointer into sz_AuthID
    char szAuthID[64];
    strcpy_s(szAuthID, 63, pszAuthID);
 //remove the :'s and retrieve iServer/iAuthID
 //for more information:
 //http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstring/strtok/
    char *szTmp = strtok(szAuthID, ":");
    while(szTmp = strtok(NULL, ":"))
    {
        char *szTmp2 = strtok(NULL, ":");
        if(szTmp2)
        {
            iServer = atoi(szTmp);
            iAuthID = atoi(szTmp2);
        }
    }
 //retrieval failed
    if(iAuthID == 0)
        return 0;
 //magic
    long long i64friendID = (long long)iAuthID * 2;
    //Friend ID's with even numbers are the 0 auth server.
    //Friend ID's with odd numbers are the 1 auth server.
    i64friendID += 76561197960265728 + iServer; 
    return i64friendID;
}
string GetSteamID(long long CommunityID)
{
 //the x out of steam_0:x:y
 int firstnumber = 0;
 //stringstream enables you to treat a string like a stream,
 //like cin (used to convert int to string here)
 stringstream ret;
 //decide whether the first number is a 0 or a 1
 //and make sure its even so there won't be any
 //rounding errors with the next division
 if (CommunityID % 2) { CommunityID--; firstnumber = 1; }
 CommunityID = (CommunityID - 76561197960265728) / 2;
 
 //build steamid
 ret << "STEAM_0:" << firstnumber << ":" << CommunityID;
 
 //return steamid
 return ret.str();
}

And for the record: there are no reasons to hate c++ =)

[nunoabc]

I'm currently doing two PHP scripts. One does the job similar to the SteamProfile and the other one is like NoobSticks SteamID converter. While I am doing it, I tried to write it mathematically (more or less) so that the persons that don't understand any other explication could understand and I came up with this:

Base = 76561197960265728
SteamID = STEAM_0:Server:ID (= STEAM_0:0:15973075)
ProfileID = Base + Server + 2 x ID (= 76561197992211878)

IDtemp = ProfileID - Base (= 31946150)
Server = IDtemp % 2 (= 0)
ID = (IDtemp - Server) / 2 (= 15973075)
SteamID = STEAM_0:Server:ID = STEAM_0:0:15973075

Notes:

• Base it's the value corresponding to the following SteamID: STEAM_0:0:0;
• Server is something I saw (or I think I saw) someone calling to the second part of the SteamID;
• Regarding the IDtemp variable, I thought that this way it would be more simpler;
• The % sign refers to modulus operator in PHP, which gives us the remainder of a division. So in this case it's the remainder of IDtemp divided by 2;
• The SteamID here used is mine, so if you have any questions, you can use my steam page to leave a comment.

If for some reason the final result isn't what is expected, please let me now. If everything is correct, I would really like to know as well.

[cooltruck]

Yeah I'm having some trouble setting this up on my smf forum php everything shows up ok, problem is when I input a steam id/url it refreshes the page not giving out the output. I used this:

https://forums.alliedmods.net/showpo...&postcount=118