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[examplens]

Hey bitmover, it looks like there's a bug in your API.
When creating the code for the address balance image, the entered address is not automatically transferred to the field with the final BBcode. Also, the "reload image" button does not make any changes.
The API works normally, but it is necessary to manually edit the code in order to show the balance from the desired address. I noticed this while creating this post

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[bitmover]

Hey bitmover, it looks like there's a bug in your API.
When creating the code for the address balance image, the entered address is not automatically transferred to the field with the final BBcode. Also, the "reload image" button does not make any changes.
The API works normally, but it is necessary to manually edit the code in order to show the balance from the desired address. I noticed this while creating this post

Thank you for warning me
I noticed that only usd is working 

I wil try to get ir fixed by tomorrow.  Something is wrong with my fiat prices.

[bitmover]

Hey bitmover, it looks like there's a bug in your API.
When creating the code for the address balance image, the entered address is not automatically transferred to the field with the final BBcode. Also, the "reload image" button does not make any changes.
The API works normally, but it is necessary to manually edit the code in order to show the balance from the desired address. I noticed this while creating this post

Thanks again for warning me about this.

I had to create an account in the API service that I am using, and had to spend some time updating the code with the new changes in their services.

It is all working now, all API are back again!

BTC price in BRL


BTC price in EUR

[logfiles]

@bitmover, what happened to this tool (https://bitcoindata.science/plot-your-transaction-in-mempool)

I have been trying to calculate the transaction size using my custom inputs and outputs, but It shows nothing under the transaction size filed. Could be doing something wrong with how I entered my figures?

[bitmover]

@bitmover, what happened to this tool (https://bitcoindata.science/plot-your-transaction-in-mempool)

I have been trying to calculate the transaction size using my custom inputs and outputs, but It shows nothing under the transaction size filed. Could be doing something wrong with how I entered my figures?

I need to redesign this tool.it needs some maintenance.

I will work on it and get back to you in a few days/weeks.

[joker_josue]

Suggestion: in the image generated in "local to btc", there should be a small line underneath, saying the day/time that the value was updated.
It is true that the value is updated whenever the image is loaded. But, for those who are more dissatisfied, they may not notice.

So I suggested something like this:

[examplens]

Suggestion: in the image generated in "local to btc", there should be a small line underneath, saying the day/time that the value was updated.
It is true that the value is updated whenever the image is loaded. But, for those who are more dissatisfied, they may not notice.

So I suggested something like this:

But that doesn't make sense, because every new load makes a printout of the current value. So, for example, to see my reply, you have to reload the page, thus bitmover's code will refresh and write the actual value.
It would only make sense if you kept the page open without refreshing, and that sounds useless.

[logfiles]

I need to redesign this tool.it needs some maintenance.

I will work on it and get back to you in a few days/weeks.

Alright, thanks for the great job.

Suggestion: in the image generated in "local to btc", there should be a small line underneath, saying the day/time that the value was updated.
It is true that the value is updated whenever the image is loaded. But, for those who are more dissatisfied, they may not notice.

The main point of the tool was to quote the value of BTC whenever a page is loaded, so I personally don't think the time stamp would be necessary. It would only matter if the price was static and not changing at all, even on reloading after several hours or days.

[Yamane_Keto]

The main point of the tool was to quote the value of BTC whenever a page is loaded, so I personally don't think the time stamp would be necessary. It would only matter if the price was static and not changing at all, even on reloading after several hours or days.

I think it is necessary in sections such as Collectibles, which is the price at the time of ordering and the current price of Bitcoin, and it is useful for those who will visit the forum in the future, as a person can, for example, buy something for $100 today and it will be worth $500 a few months later.

Blockchair provides a similar service, which is to show the price at the moment the transaction is confirmed. It is important to know the real price when conducting the transaction and is useful for those who want to visit the site in the future.

[LoyceV]

Suggestion: in the image generated in "local to btc", there should be a small line underneath, saying the day/time that the value was updated.

But that doesn't make sense, because every new load makes a printout of the current value.

I like the suggestion. Updates can fail for many reason, including browser cache.

It would only make sense if you kept the page open without refreshing, and that sounds useless.

I do this all the time

The main point of the tool was to quote the value of BTC whenever a page is loaded

Here's another idea: make the price-image an animated GIF. First, show the current price. After 10 minutes, show "price expired" (and keeep that frame for 10 years).

[joker_josue]

But that doesn't make sense, because every new load makes a printout of the current value. So, for example, to see my reply, you have to reload the page, thus bitmover's code will refresh and write the actual value.
It would only make sense if you kept the page open without refreshing, and that sounds useless.

You and I are familiar with this feature, so we can see that it is an image generated when the page is loaded. But I believe that there are thousands of readers who are unaware of this resource, and have no idea of how the image works. Furthermore, due to cache issues, the image may not be reloaded correctly, and this will result in an old image.

That's why I think that this information should include the update date, ensuring that the reader receives all the information, whether they are familiar with this tool or not.

But, it's just my opinion, if the majority thinks this feature is not necessary, it's not worth Bitmover wasting time on it.

[examplens]

It would only make sense if you kept the page open without refreshing, and that sounds useless.

I do this all the time

Of course, I know that feeling, same thing on my browsers  but to track the price of Bitcoin in the past is completely pointless.

You and I are familiar with this feature, so we can see that it is an image generated when the page is loaded. But I believe that there are thousands of readers who are unaware of this resource, and have no idea of how the image works. Furthermore, due to cache issues, the image may not be reloaded correctly, and this will result in an old image.

That's why I think that this information should include the update date, ensuring that the reader receives all the information, whether they are familiar with this tool or not.

But, it's just my opinion, if the majority thinks this feature is not necessary, it's not worth Bitmover wasting time on it.

Earlier I proposed a similar feature. Maybe not as part of the current one, which already has its purpose, but as an additional one.

If you leave the page open, the image will not update by itself. You need to reload the page/image, then the data will update.

That makes sense. Nobody would expect images posted on a forum to update without reloading the page.

But it would be nice if the timestamp can also be displayed. That would remove the doubts for someone who just reads the whole context without knowing how the thing works.

I would not ignore the purpose of this without an update after each refresh. There are situations where it is necessary to know the value at the time of writing the post.

[joker_josue]

Earlier I proposed a similar feature. Maybe not as part of the current one, which already has its purpose, but as an additional one.

So, I didn't understand your criticism of my suggestion.

Logically, the way I presented the idea, it doesn't have to be exactly like that. It can be done another way. Basically, the idea was to present, together with the value of BTC, an indication that it was updated at this time. So as not to get the idea that the value presented was that of the date of the post.

[examplens]

So, I didn't understand your criticism of my suggestion.

Logically, the way I presented the idea, it doesn't have to be exactly like that. It can be done another way. Basically, the idea was to present, together with the value of BTC, an indication that it was updated at this time. So as not to get the idea that the value presented was that of the date of the post.

We are talking about the same thing. I had a similar idea earlier but executed it in a completely different way. Even without generating images, just as text. Who knows, maybe I'll realize that someday.

[bitmover]

Suggestion: in the image generated in "local to btc", there should be a small line underneath, saying the day/time that the value was updated.
It is true that the value is updated whenever the image is loaded. But, for those who are more dissatisfied, they may not notice.

So I suggested something like this:

I added this as an optional feature

Just add &date , similar to &bold

Code:

https://bitcoindata.science/api/localprice.php?amount=1&currency=USD&date

Then you have the datetime in UTC



I think it is a good idea. Thanks also for LoyceV and examplens for suggestions.

I will add this to the docs soon. I will also add it to other endpoints, working only in localprice for now.

I think it is necessary in sections such as Collectibles, which is the price at the time of ordering and the current price of Bitcoin, and it is useful for those who will visit the forum in the future, as a person can, for example, buy something for $100 today and it will be worth $500 a few months later.

Blockchair provides a similar service, which is to show the price at the moment the transaction is confirmed. It is important to know the real price when conducting the transaction and is useful for those who want to visit the site in the future.

About old timestamps, such as by the time of posting  I don't think that makes sense at all.

If you want to see the value of bitcoin by the time of your posting, just write it. You don't neeed an image which was dynamically generated to get past data
 That API is important for posts which are interested in future/present information.

[joker_josue]

I added this as an optional feature

Thanks for applying the suggestion.
I'll think of more ideas for the feature. 

[SFR10]

@bitmover
As someone who keeps a lot of open tabs in their browser, I'm wondering if it's possible to have pop-up alerts ^{[e.g. incoming transactions or rather newly confirmed transactions]} on the "Address Balance Checker" tool?
^{- FWIW, I usually shut down my computer once every few months.}

Update:

I came up with a solution for this. I will finish it in a few days and I will notify you here.

Happy to see you are using this tool.

Thank you, looking forward to it

[bitmover]

I will add this to the docs soon. I will also add it to other endpoints, working only in localprice for now.

added the date suggestion to some endpoints:

Just added permanently to bitcoin fees:

Code:

https://bitcoindata.science/api/bitcoinfees.php

Also added to fiattobtc.
10 usd now (at time of your reading):

Code:

https://bitcoindata.science/api/fiattobtc.php?fiatamount=10&currency=USD&date&bold

@bitmover
As someone who keeps a lot of open tabs in their browser, I'm wondering if it's possible to have pop-up alerts ^{[e.g. incoming transactions or rather newly confirmed transactions]} on the "Address Balance Checker" tool?
^{- FWIW, I usually shut down my computer once every few months.}

I came up with a solution for this. I will finish it in a few days and I will notify you here.

Happy to see you are using this tool.

[joker_josue]

Remind me of something else:
- Would it be possible to set the size of the generated image?
- Would it be possible for you to create 2 or 3 standard background patterns, and the user can choose which one to use?


EDIT: It's not for any special reason, just remind me of these possibilities.

[bitmover]

Remind me of something else:
- Would it be possible to set the size of the generated image?

Yes, you can do this manually on the front end. Using BBcode or HTML

Code:

[img width=500]https://bitcoindata.science/api/fiattobtc.php?fiatamount=1000&currency=EUR&date&bold[/img]

in HTML you can do this:

Code:

<img src=https://bitcoindata.science/api/fiattobtc.php?fiatamount=1000&currency=USD&date&bold width=500/>

- Would it be possible for you to create 2 or 3 standard background patterns, and the user can choose which one to use?
EDIT: It's not for any special reason, just remind me of these possibilities.

Well, I can add some background HEX color codes... it might be useful in some situations, where you want to give more emphasis to the price.
But the default transparent background will blend with the background, and you can already change the font color.

For example, if you want to use a blue background in talkimg, you can just wrap it with a blue div:

Code:

<div style="background-color: #5e9cff">
    <a href="https://bitcoindata.science/bitcointalk-api.html#address-balance" target="_blank rel=" noopener="" noreferrer"="">
       <img height="16" src="https://bitcoindata.science/api/addressbalance.php?address=bc1qhwnncpdd8gfzqwjkk9n052wf7g9mvks3xaa7qa&currency=USD&hex=823217">
    </a>
</div>

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