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  1. Whew, wholesome goodness. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again. Now, if only I had the parsing part done for all the specific stats. :P
  2. Thanks a lot man, should be plenty to help me get started. I'll play around with what you've listed and see what happens. :P It's frustrating not knowing what to look for when you wanna do something. Again, thanks a lot.
  3. Hello everybody. This isn't so much of a "How do I?" question, more of a "What's it called?" In an attempt to begin learning PHP I undertook the development of a stats processor for W:ET. I realize there are many out there, but I needed something I could use in order to challenge myself. I'm using Python to parse the server log and populate my MySQL database. I'm attempting to use PHP to access the info from the database and display it. (Think that's enough useless background for now...) Anyway, let's say my first page consists of all the players and general stats, like kills and deaths. What I want is each player name to be hyperlinked so you could view specific stats for that particular player. So I'll have a playerProfile.php page that access all valid info for specified player, and display it, all it needs to know is which player to grab all valid data for. So each player link should link to playerProfile.php, and say "I'm player <player>" I'd really just like to know what this process is referred to so I know what to search for. Where I stand right now...well, I'm clueless. :P So if anybody could just give me some things to [b]search[/b] for I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
  4. Hello everybody, just started learning PHP (or attempting to anyway) and I've run into a few issues concerning string manipulations. Is it possible to slice strings? Or what Python calls slicing anyway. So, if I had a string... $string = "Here's some text." Would it be possible to extract only the word 'some'? I've been searching around via Google, but have been unable to locate anything due to the difference in terminology. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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