Hi everyone ! What is wrong in this code that always make my IP banned from blockchain.info ? http://pastebin.com/TPFiiygQThanks for your help !  |
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This option does not work, the value given is not the one I'm looking for... Then you need to be more open minded and pay us to work. In fact, this option is working: http://jsfiddle.net/thinkloop/XW9AF/I'm playing with it right now, but, yes, I'll probably pay someone here if he can do what I want, I've already paid another member here for another project, so I guess that I am already "open minded"  How exactly is that not working? Like I said, it Is working. But to be clear on what I need I'll be more specific. I want to have a list of address on a website, and you'll have three possible states for each of the address: "not funded" , "partially funded" and "fully funded", those states will be based on a predefined value, for exemple, "1 bitcoin" so it will need a database that will contain the address and value. Ideally I would like to be able to have a search box where I can enter the first 8 char of the address and list the full address and the states. Hope that make my intentions clearer ! Cryptolator are you trying to spread out your btc in 1 btc increments between differing addresses, and trying to build this system to manage that? Is this for privacy/security? Not exactly, but that's close, can't really talk about it right now... |
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This option does not work, the value given is not the one I'm looking for... Then you need to be more open minded and pay us to work. In fact, this option is working: http://jsfiddle.net/thinkloop/XW9AF/I'm playing with it right now, but, yes, I'll probably pay someone here if he can do what I want, I've already paid another member here for another project, so I guess that I am already "open minded" How exactly is that not working? Like I said, it Is working. But to be clear on what I need I'll be more specific. I want to have a list of address on a website, and you'll have three possible states for each of the address: "not funded" , "partially funded" and "fully funded", those states will be based on a predefined value, for exemple, "1 bitcoin" so it will need a database that will contain the address and value. Ideally I would like to be able to have a search box where I can enter the first 8 char of the address and list the full address and the states. Hope that make my intentions clearer ! |
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This option does not work, the value given is not the one I'm looking for... Then you need to be more open minded and pay us to work. In fact, this option is working: http://jsfiddle.net/thinkloop/XW9AF/I'm playing with it right now, but, yes, I'll probably pay someone here if he can do what I want, I've already paid another member here for another project, so I guess that I am already "open minded" |
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This option does not work, the value given is not the one I'm looking for... |
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This option does not work, the value given is not the one I'm looking for... |
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What do you mean by "no comment" ? Isn't the fiddle kinda what you're looking for Totally !! Thanks for the hint ! I'll play with that ! Thanks ! I'm totally lost where this thread has headed ... Why ? The solution he gave me is working fine... |
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What do you mean by "no comment" ? Isn't the fiddle kinda what you're looking for Totally !! Thanks for the hint ! I'll play with that ! Thanks ! |
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What do you mean by "no comment" ? |
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because they created a value for (addressX_input - addressX_output). You can get the balance of specific addresses via client but the way its calculated for everyone is through the blockchain
Ok, but their must be a way to grab the balance by querying blockchain.info ? By the way thanks for your info, it's really appreciated ! Have you looked through the blockchain API? Yes, I think the solution may be: http://blockchain.info/address/$bitcoin_address?format=json Which will return this: { "hash160":"660d4ef3a743e3e696ad990364e555c271ad504b", "address":"1AJbsFZ64EpEfS5UAjAfcUG8pH8Jn3rn1F", "n_tx":17, "n_unredeemed":2, "total_received":1031350000, "total_sent":931250000, "final_balance":100100000, "txs":[--Array of Transactions--] } And then, I isolate the "final_balance" value Not too sure how to implement it on a website tho, but I think it might be the way to go... JSON is javascript. If you know javascript, all you have to do is read the API documentation from blockchain.info and write the code. If you don't know javascript you must learn it My JavaScript skills are limited, I think I'll have to hire someone ! You should learn it dude - its not hard. Web programming is (often) heavily dependent on .js now I'll give a try !  |
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because they created a value for (addressX_input - addressX_output). You can get the balance of specific addresses via client but the way its calculated for everyone is through the blockchain
Ok, but their must be a way to grab the balance by querying blockchain.info ? By the way thanks for your info, it's really appreciated ! Have you looked through the blockchain API? Yes, I think the solution may be: http://blockchain.info/address/$bitcoin_address?format=json Which will return this: { "hash160":"660d4ef3a743e3e696ad990364e555c271ad504b", "address":"1AJbsFZ64EpEfS5UAjAfcUG8pH8Jn3rn1F", "n_tx":17, "n_unredeemed":2, "total_received":1031350000, "total_sent":931250000, "final_balance":100100000, "txs":[--Array of Transactions--] } And then, I isolate the "final_balance" value Not too sure how to implement it on a website tho, but I think it might be the way to go... JSON is javascript. If you know javascript, all you have to do is read the API documentation from blockchain.info and write the code. If you don't know javascript you must learn it My JavaScript skills are limited, I think I'll have to hire someone ! |
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because they created a value for (addressX_input - addressX_output). You can get the balance of specific addresses via client but the way its calculated for everyone is through the blockchain
Ok, but their must be a way to grab the balance by querying blockchain.info ? By the way thanks for your info, it's really appreciated ! Have you looked through the blockchain API? Yes, I think the solution may be: http://blockchain.info/address/$bitcoin_address?format=json Which will return this: { "hash160":"660d4ef3a743e3e696ad990364e555c271ad504b", "address":"1AJbsFZ64EpEfS5UAjAfcUG8pH8Jn3rn1F", "n_tx":17, "n_unredeemed":2, "total_received":1031350000, "total_sent":931250000, "final_balance":100100000, "txs":[--Array of Transactions--] } And then, I isolate the "final_balance" value Not too sure how to implement it on a website tho, but I think it might be the way to go... |
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because they created a value for (addressX_input - addressX_output). You can get the balance of specific addresses via client but the way its calculated for everyone is through the blockchain
Ok, but their must be a way to grab the balance by querying blockchain.info ? By the way thanks for your info, it's really appreciated ! |
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Their must be a simple way to query something and receive the current balance. I've look everywhere and can't find anything that work  That's not how bitcoin works, it works on inputs and outputs. I do understand that, but why is that on Blockchain.info you can get the current balance ?  |
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Their must be a simple way to query something and receive the current balance. I've look everywhere and can't find anything that work |
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I need to make a simple website that will monitor a list of address balance, what would be the easiest way to gather the information ? Thanks in advance for you help ! |
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Bears have a brain of size comparable to human brain.
So bears are as intelligent as humans.
LOL ! |
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I sold quite a few Casascius and Lealana 3 weeks ago without any problem.
I really think it's a wrong section problem more than anything.
Did you use the classified ad format? Or did it slip under the radar? I have to use the classified ad format now I guess because they won't give me the benefit of ignorance next time. That being said after re-reading the email again I did list them again, now with the classified ad format, so yes, it's probably just the wrong category, and not so much category, but format. I think eBay are just being extra prudent not to back sale of bitcoin, since there is no buyer/seller protection with the classified ad format. Didn't use the classified ad format, it was normal bidding auctions. Maybe I got lucky ! |
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we should all support a bitcoin style auction site to compete with ebay.
Ebay, like paypal, takes too much in fees anyhow.
Yeah, they took around 12% on my Casascius and Lealana sell, that's ridiculous ! |
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I sold quite a few Casascius and Lealana 3 weeks ago without any problem.
I really think it's a wrong section problem more than anything.
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