Originally by: Grytok

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The header for trusting a site is not working on all my machines

The Code I use is taken from eve.grismar.net/guides/igb.php

$browser = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
$ingame = (substr($browser,0,16)=='EVE-minibrowser/');

function get_trust() {
global $ingame, $trusted, $pilotname;
if ($ingame) {
// check for trust

if ($_SERVER['HTTP_EVE_TRUSTED']=='no') {
// request trust from client through headers
header("eve.trustme:".$this_host."/::please allow me to access your pilot information.");
$trusted = false;
} else {
$trusted = true;
// get pilotname

$pilotname = $_SERVER['HTTP_EVE_CHARNAME'];
}
}
}

Why does it work on some PCs/Clients and not on the others?

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Originally by: FOEHAMMER006

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Edited by: FOEHAMMER006 on 21/12/2007 14:11:22
I didn't feel like looking through 24 pages to find my answer, so simply put I will ask it,

As I log on, the main EVE online News browser thingy just says for me,

URL Error

I've tried to make it a trusted site, untrust and retrust, redownloaded the game, nothing. Help?

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Originally by: Adalante

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I would also like it , if there was a fixed-width font.

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Quote:

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Page reloading is implemented:
in PHP it looks like this:

header("refresh:10;URL=ingametest.php");

10 is the time in seconds and URL points to the URL to load.

I also implemented a page reload on session change (jumping/docking):
header("refresh:sessionchange;ingametest.php");

you may also combine both methods (i have not tested this though).

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<?php

session_start();

setcookie("fruit", "apple");

echo "Cookie - Fruit:<br />"
.$_COOKIE['fruit'].
"<br /><br />";

echo "<br />Cookie array:<br />";
print_r($_COOKIE);
echo "<br /><br />";


echo "<br />Request array:<br />";
print_r($_REQUEST);
echo "<br /><br />";

?>

Quote:

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Cookies do work in IGB, but only session cookies are supported for now

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Originally by: MeeperMan

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Quote:

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Page reloading is implemented:
in PHP it looks like this:

header("refresh:10;URL=ingametest.php");

10 is the time in seconds and URL points to the URL to load.

I also implemented a page reload on session change (jumping/docking):
header("refresh:sessionchange;ingametest.php");

you may also combine both methods (i have not tested this though).

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Hey guys,

I hope this thread isn't dead. It looks like a few people are still writing but most of the posting was done a couple years ago. If I need to post elsewhere please tell me. In any case, I (along with probably a lot of other people) can confirm that the reloading works... almost.

I can get both of the methods to work on their own but I cannot seem to get it to work when they are put together. I know Traveler's post on this said that this hadn't been tested but I was hoping that the few years that have passed between then and now that it might have been fixed. Either that or I'm doing something wrong. I've tried having both of the above header lines on the same page and the IGB takes the later one for which one its going to follow. Trying to put the two lines into a single line results in no refreshing regardless of what you do. Any help on out to get a refresh based both on time and on session change would be nice. If it matters I'm using PHP 5.2.4.

Thanks,
MeeperMan

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