1st Page Google result for: bitcoin widgetBTCWIDGET.COM IS FOR SALE!The top source for Bitcoin website widgets. #1 Google result for: custom bitcoin widget#2 Google result for: free bitcoin widget1st Page Google result for: bitcoin donation widgetIncludes both domain, and website files. I wrote this site from scratch, and is 100% custom coded by myself. Bidding starts at 2 BTC. Auction ends November 6th at this time ( https://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/to?iso=20161106T00&p0=770&font=cursive)  Domain Name: btcwidget.com
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The JSON-RPC commands are for controlling and communicating with a node and it's wallet, so you must host at least a pruned blockchain in order to use it. As Achow already mentioned you should look at using API requests with a 3rd party like block.io, blockchain.info, blocktrail, or blockcypher.
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When I tried it earlier... ping bitcointalk.org
Pinging bitcointalk.org [107.21.115.227] with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Ping statistics for 107.21.115.227:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 0, Lost = 4 (100% loss),
Checks out, that's bitcointalk alright!  |
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I wasn't expecting to see this done in Java. Very cool Achow, I like it!
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Er... i've got it working for now, however it's still primitive, it get's the value after every keypress.
Looks to be working for the BTC/USD. Only one direction, it doesn't reverse if the user enters in a USD amount. Here's a very simple version that just uses javascript for everything and runs on the client side. https://jsfiddle.net/yb4ot795/Seems pretty fast without having to cache or store anything in a database. |
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Can you describe a little more about your use case?
If you just want to receive bitcoins for donations you can simply through a QR code of your address on your site.
If you're looking to process payments for selling items and services then things start to get a little more complicated. Most people go with a third party service to make the integration a little easier. So paying a fee is for the convenience of not having to code your own solution from scratch. There are some options that don't take a fee, but you'll need to know how to do some development on your own.
If you're looking to accepting deposits for users so they can buy/sell/gamble bitcoin with other users on your site then it gets even more complicated.
Hello, I'm looking for accepting deposits from users, the 3rd party service is the last choice. You'll need to run bitcoind on a VPS - most 3rd parties aren't okay with being the backbone to gambling sites. Use bitcoind's JSON-RPC to communicate with the wallet and your web server. Create a member login system where every new user is assigned a unique address from your bitcoind wallet. Use walletnotify to monitor for new deposits. On new deposits compare the receiving address to your database of users to identify which user deposited funds and credit their account accordingly. It might be a selfish promotion, but my book goes over how to do this. The last chapter is creating a game with bitcoind and how to accept deposits. |
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Can you describe a little more about your use case?
If you just want to receive bitcoins for donations you can simply through a QR code of your address on your site.
If you're looking to process payments for selling items and services then things start to get a little more complicated. Most people go with a third party service to make the integration a little easier. So paying a fee is for the convenience of not having to code your own solution from scratch. There are some options that don't take a fee, but you'll need to know how to do some development on your own.
If you're looking to accepting deposits for users so they can buy/sell/gamble bitcoin with other users on your site then it gets even more complicated.
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Added source to OP. Please feel free to make a pull request! What I really need most is help with JavaScript!
(If you have any ideas at all, please suggest! Don't care if they're bad!)
Bro,literally you've too much of dependencies for a app as simple as this.Correct me if I'm wrong but what are the node modules for ? Perhaps the python lib for the price ticker that is response = urllib2.urlopen('https://api.cryptonator.com/api/ticker/btc-usd') is more than enough,no ? I'd suggest you we start from scratch again.Are you connected with the account SirLagsAlot anyway ? Nevermind your gh,says that. Holy smokes! Python, PHP and NodeJS? There really is no reason to have 3 different server-side languages running at once. If you want one of your features to be "faster than preev" you'll need to cut down on the bloat. For example your node_modules directory is full of modules you aren't using. What are you most experienced in? I'm guessing PHP based on the current source... My suggestion is you pick one server-side language and go with that, don't jump back and forth. You can create one file that grabs all the necessary prices every N seconds and then stores them in a database. Then when doing the calculations for the users just pull from the database. You'll have the speed you want, and you won't have to worry about exceeding API request limits with the exchanges you are hitting. I know the js to get the price to auto-update into a div, however for me it refuses it auto-update in the input box
For updating a div you typically do something like: var myTarget = document.getElementById("myDiv");
myTarget.innerHTML = "My Text";For updating an input box you need to change it from innerhtml to value. var myTarget = document.getElementById("myInputBox");
myInputBox.value = "My Text";I figured as much. I was told by a friend that PHP when compared to others is extremely slow, so I figured i'd make the base site out of php, then use javascript for clientside. My python bot basically saves the output into a json. I could make a PHP bot but essentially it would be the same thing. I know how to change the value of the input, but i've tried putting it into a function and getting json to call it repeatedly. It doesnt work. Maybe i'm missing something? Would you like me to make a jsfiddle? Yea if you can put it in a JSfiddle I can help you get it working. |
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Added source to OP. Please feel free to make a pull request! What I really need most is help with JavaScript!
(If you have any ideas at all, please suggest! Don't care if they're bad!)
Bro,literally you've too much of dependencies for a app as simple as this.Correct me if I'm wrong but what are the node modules for ? Perhaps the python lib for the price ticker that is response = urllib2.urlopen('https://api.cryptonator.com/api/ticker/btc-usd') is more than enough,no ? I'd suggest you we start from scratch again.Are you connected with the account SirLagsAlot anyway ? Nevermind your gh,says that. Holy smokes! Python, PHP and NodeJS? There really is no reason to have 3 different server-side languages running at once. If you want one of your features to be "faster than preev" you'll need to cut down on the bloat. For example your node_modules directory is full of modules you aren't using. What are you most experienced in? I'm guessing PHP based on the current source... My suggestion is you pick one server-side language and go with that, don't jump back and forth. You can create one file that grabs all the necessary prices every N seconds and then stores them in a database. Then when doing the calculations for the users just pull from the database. You'll have the speed you want, and you won't have to worry about exceeding API request limits with the exchanges you are hitting. I know the js to get the price to auto-update into a div, however for me it refuses it auto-update in the input box
For updating a div you typically do something like: var myTarget = document.getElementById("myDiv");
myTarget.innerHTML = "My Text";For updating an input box you need to change it from innerhtml to value. var myTarget = document.getElementById("myInputBox");
myInputBox.value = "My Text"; |
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I want to integrate a Xapo payout on this. Is that possible, OP? Or it was only designed to payout to faucetbox?
It might be possible, I've never used Xapo. It was designed to only payout via faucetbox, but the code that is faucetbox specific is only a few lines so it could modified rather easily. |
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Can't use via web or android... Apple app store only.  I'd try it out but I'm not going to purchase a product to try out a service. You guys need additional on-ramping platforms. |
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Are you asking why do some bitcoin addresses start with the number 3? These are pay to script hash addresses, abbreviated as P2SH. More commonly they are known as multi-signature addresses. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Pay_to_script_hash |
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Very unique and interesting implementation! You go through about why they are different colors, but why are some lines longer than others? Is it the time that the order is available, and when it ends the order was removed?
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Bite the bullet and use a server with bitcoind, trust me, you'll thank me later. Webhosted API's have limitations, are often targeted by DDoS attacks, and will sometimes go offline for maintenance/upgrades. Run a node, be part of the community. However, here's php code to monitor using a web service: <?php
function getBalance($address) {
return file_get_contents('https://blockchain.info/q/addressbalance/'. $address);
}
echo 'Address Balance: ' . getBalance('1CK6KHY6MHgYvmRQ4PAafKYDrg1ejbH1cE');
?> (You'll need to format the output, etc for the decimal places, etc) Cloverme is right, definitely go with running bitcoind. Especially since you are creating a gaming site, a 3rd party API will likely shut you down as they don't want to be pulled in to any legal issues for being your service provider. As for "deposit detection" with bitcoind you can use the walletnotify feature and it will instantly run whatever code you want when new transactions are received. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4BPt4RXOm4 |
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If you don't have a fully synced bitcoin core you can also use a 3rd party service like coinb.in that will let you go through all the steps of a raw transaction. So you can create, sign and broadcast, or in your case create, sign and not broadcast. |
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Site look clean and good but rather than using php codes to calculate price here http://www.bitcoin-price.live/usd_btc.php you could have used java making it responsive, loading whole page to just see results doesn't make much sense these days. I think you mean javascript. Which, by the way is relatively simple. If anyone is interested in a simple guide: https://coinables.github.io/ |
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Nicely done! I like that you added a widget too. Personally I don't like the CSS animations, but that's just me. Keep it up!  |
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Awesome, Thank you so much man. I'm kind new to the whole bitcoin thing, we are a team of xbox modders (RGHers) and we thought it would be cool to have a gambling page and players with most wagered every week would win a free modded console from us. No problem! Based on your 404 error I'm guessing your issue is in the app.js, either with the redirect URI or the https auto redirect, so right around the 5 minute mark on this video. |
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