How would you do this in UCJ?

[uproared]

I'm looking to ouput my entire trades database for display on a
links page, but I can't figure out how to do this via the toplist?
Using the "top100" generates 100 links (although only some of
them will be properly populated, depending on how many trades
you have), so that's no good.


Any ideas?

Cheers
Uproared

[emgee]

why not edit the ttop100?
it's all there....
other options are at the doc-pages from ucj,so you could display additional descriptions,numbers incomming, clicknumbers,blah...everything;-)

and it's a html-page,so you could add an background,tables,and all you need.

[uproared]

Originally posted by emgee
why not edit the ttop100?
it's all there....
other options are at the doc-pages from ucj,so you could display additional descriptions,numbers incomming, clicknumbers,blah...everything;-)

and it's a html-page,so you could add an background,tables,and all you need.

Well, as I mentioned above, the ttop100 generates 100 links. So
if I had 20 trades, I still have an output of 100. Check the source
code of a site which doesn't have 100 trades to see what I mean.


So does anybody actually know? :)

Cheers
Uproared

[Mathew]

Make a little evil php script that reads trade information from
./cgi-bin/ucj/protect/ucjdata/ucjmembers1 file. (that is, if you don't want the hits info. It's kept in another file.) anyhow, just look into these ucjdata files. They have all you need, you just need to parse them :)

[uproared]

Originally posted by Mathew
Make a little evil php script that reads trade information from
./cgi-bin/ucj/protect/ucjdata/ucjmembers1 file. (that is, if you don't want the hits info. It's kept in another file.) anyhow, just look into these ucjdata files. They have all you need, you just need to parse them :)

Thanks Mathew,

I'll give it a try. Time to revive my php skills :)

Cheers
Uproared