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Nathan Babcock
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Join date: 5 May 2006
Posts: 47
12-06-2006 20:40
Hello,

I am looking for someone to script this for me. i am willing to pay for full mod. I need a 3 part script.

Script 1: Goes in an object that I rez. Once rezzed it sends the Prim UUID and its object name to another object (with script 2).

Script 2: Goes in an object that I rez. Whenever object 1 is rezzed it receives the Prim UUID and associated object name and stores the value of that in a notecard or database. Has the ability to store multiple UUID/Object names depending on how many Object 1's are rezzed.

Script 3: Goes in a 3rd object. When a user clicks on this object it queries Script 2, and reads off the list of UUID's and object Names associate with that UUID in chat.

I hope this makes sense? And i hope I posted this in the right area, if not - i'm sorry. IM me in world with questions or if your interested in working on this.

Nathan
Script Su
Professional SOA Designer
Join date: 23 Aug 2006
Posts: 79
12-06-2006 20:48
From: Nathan Babcock
Hello,

I am looking for someone to script this for me. i am willing to pay for full mod. I need a 3 part script.

Script 1: Goes in an object that I rez. Once rezzed it sends the Prim UUID and its object name to another object (with script 2).

Script 2: Goes in an object that I rez. Whenever object 1 is rezzed it receives the Prim UUID and associated object name and stores the value of that in a notecard or database. Has the ability to store multiple UUID/Object names depending on how many Object 1's are rezzed.

Script 3: Goes in a 3rd object. When a user clicks on this object it queries Script 2, and reads off the list of UUID's and object Names associate with that UUID in chat.

I hope this makes sense? And i hope I posted this in the right area, if not - i'm sorry. IM me in world with questions or if your interested in working on this.

Nathan


I have an SQL script. That might do the trick if you know how to use it. These are all things that call for web services which I specialize in.

I can get this done for close to nothing.
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Nathan Babcock
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Join date: 5 May 2006
Posts: 47
12-06-2006 20:52
I dont know much about SQL. But my website can host mysql. If that works i totally would love for u to write some up for me ;-p. Chat me up sometime. I am on all day tomorrow earlier in the day.
Soen Eber
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Join date: 3 Aug 2006
Posts: 428
12-06-2006 20:52
You can't automate writing to a datacard (a general pattern which deters/prohibits many forms of automated asset creation), so you're going to need to have a web host somewhere that lets you run custom CGI scripts. The scripts will catch data that gets posted to the web page via HTTP or XML calls.

Not taking the contract, just putting my two cents worth in.
Script Su
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Join date: 23 Aug 2006
Posts: 79
12-06-2006 20:56
You can't automate writing to a datacard (a general pattern which deters/prohibits many forms of automated asset creation), so you're going to need to have a web host somewhere that lets you run custom CGI scripts. The scripts will catch data that gets posted to the web page via HTTP or XML calls.

Not taking the contract, just putting my two cents worth in.
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I prefer PHP. And that is actually what I meant. It would just be a run of the mill query, sleep, query, sleep kind of thing. Really not that hard. I could make it for you. I would definetly get it done for you.

BTW 110mb.com offers free PHP, Ruby, CGI, and SQL hosting.

Please PM me your email.
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Newgate Ludd
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12-07-2006 00:18
There is an inworld solution of a very similar nature already. I dont remember who posted it but we discussed it a few weeks ago. It used 'memory' prims rather than an external dataserver. Admittedly not as reliable in terms of permanent storage but it does work.
Script Su
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Join date: 23 Aug 2006
Posts: 79
12-07-2006 03:34
I prefer the server-side solution for three reasons
  1. I like PHP
  2. Its fast
  3. I have my own under used and it makes me sad when i dont use it. >.>
Its not for anyother reason frankly. Its more of a matter of style. Some PHP programmers dont write OOP others do. Some second life programmers will do as much as they can in lsl before passing to a server.
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Newgate Ludd
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Join date: 8 Apr 2005
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12-07-2006 06:45
From: Script Su
I prefer the server-side solution for three reasons
  1. I like PHP
  2. Its fast
  3. I have my own under used and it makes me sad when i dont use it. >.>
Its not for anyother reason frankly. Its more of a matter of style. Some PHP programmers dont write OOP others do. Some second life programmers will do as much as they can in lsl before passing to a server.


He He He, I fall into the later group purely because I have little experience of Web based programming past a few web sites using ASP or even older database technologies. My programming is predominantly of a form where external access of any kind is an absolute no no.