I will bid 0.6 for this ad space
i think you should clarify, segabtc... have you bid 0.6 or are you simply planning to bid 0.6 (at some point in the future)? |
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ok this might sound kinda funny, but can we run 3 or 4 different ads in the same block, like a rotation? have all of them constantly rotating? I will bid 0.6 for this ad space, and if willing to do the multiple ads, do a 0.1 addition for each different ad in rotation. More coin in your pocket. Just spitballing here to think of ideas.
sure, i could arrange that. to be clear though, this ad space will only be sold to ONE buyer. the winning bidder will then be allowed to rotate a few ads. setting up a hardcoded script for a few specific banners should be fairly trivial. |
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Back OT, Any updates? following this story, Hoping for a happy ending
there is already a happy ending; just ask ryan how happy he is right now. About as happy as you are with all the coin you made by helping to perpetuate pirate's ponzi scheme? no, much much happier than that. But why? By all accounts he successfully stole far less money than you  all accounts? in which part of the planet does 1200 BTC equal less than 0 BTC? |
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Back OT, Any updates? following this story, Hoping for a happy ending
there is already a happy ending; just ask ryan how happy he is right now. About as happy as you are with all the coin you made by helping to perpetuate pirate's ponzi scheme? no, much much happier than that. |
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My turn  0.4 thanks atl, only a few days left now. |
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Back OT, Any updates? following this story, Hoping for a happy ending
there is already a happy ending; just ask ryan how happy he is right now. |
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http://bittleships.in/ is redirecting elsewhere, hasn't shown the bittleships game for at least a few weeks now.
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I didn't get the interest on 9/23 9/30
really? that's coz it's a scam. start reading halfway down page 8. |
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When Bitcoin was launched in 2008, each Bitcoin traded at three US cents each; where do people even come up with random 'facts' like that? Any word from your pal Pussyat30? i have no pals by that name.  |
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When Bitcoin was launched in 2008, each Bitcoin traded at three US cents each; where do people even come up with random 'facts' like that? |
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what, no BIN? heheh just messing with ya, 0.3 from me then.
business identification number? Buy it now! sorta like fleabay does. oh! i think i'll just wait. you were kidding anyway. but maybe a good thought for next time. |
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Man is that ugly. I'm going to poke around to I can find a way to output it to nice clean HTML like on blockchain.info
i usually do this instead of var_dump: echo '<pre>'; print_r($whatever); echo '</pre>'; makes for an easy visualisation of the variable's structure. |
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hell yea, getting there. outputted data without formatting
i usually do this instead of var_dump: echo '<pre>'; print_r($whatever); echo '</pre>'; makes for an easy visualisation of the variable's structure. |
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your basic code is mal-formed.
try this:
$address = '13sFP2R1tENbxcxGtH72ceW7YCvFjdLJkT'; //sets the address
$address_info = get_address_info($address); //gets the info about the address into $address_info
var_dump($address_info); //outputs the contents of $address_info to the browser
(and include the get_address_info function too)
edit: actually, to start with, use this line in place of line 2 above:
$address_info = get_address_info($address, true); //gets the info about the address into $address_info
that way, you'll see some handy info on the screen to show what's going on.
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cURL a thing or that just a typo? what would that php look like?>
it's a thing. although i don't remember what the 'c' stands for. |
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here's some code i did using cURL: <?php
function get_address_info($address, $debug = false)
{
$url = 'http://blockchain.info/address/' . $address . '?format=json';
if ($debug)
{
echo 'Fetching URL: '.$url.'<br/>';
}
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 10);
$response = curl_exec($ch);
curl_close($ch);
if ($debug)
{
echo '<pre>Curl Response: ';
print_r($response);
echo '</pre>';
}
return json_decode($response);
}
no jsonRPCClient required. |
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ahh, Im not even running bitcoind right now. Im just trying to keep track of an address linked to an offline wallet.
Ill start reading up on bitcoind.
if you're purely just keeping track of an address, you don't even need to use RPC... you could use cURL to read from blockchain.info's output, and then use PHP's functions to decode that JSON output into an object or array. |
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Uploaded the JSON RPC onto the site. Just left it in its folder Going though the example.php Should I make a new class say Transactions with this example? or once I got the jsonrpcphp folder in my root directory i can just call to it? something like? <?php $client=new jsonRPCClient(' http://blockchain.info/address/$bitcoin_address?format=json'); $txs=$client->gettxs(); ?> don't put the blockchain.info address URL in there... put the URL which points to bitcoind. eg. http://username:password@127.0.0.1:8332/ if you're running bitcoind on your own server or http://username:password@blockchain.info:80if you're using blockchain.info's api you don't need to make a new class. just call jsonRPCClient with whatever function you need to use. |
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