2009/7/27 Subflow.net <[email protected]>: > It's works, and it's great. > Thank for that. > I'm now looking how to extract "on_air" and "filename" data from log to > display it > on webpage by using php ? > (an exemple code make my day) ^^ > > All the Best from Paris the most boring big city in Europe ! > Fred >
I am actually calling a url from on_metadata() to tell an external program (washtub web interface) to do the logging, so I don't think my code would translate for your purposes. Plus, I am using python. At any rate, I would suggest starting by creating useful output to your log, that would in turn be easy to parse in php. Maybe output your log in xml, then use an existing xml parser in php to make the job easier. Myself, I have been playing with logging to a database, so that I can output to any format I want (RSS), which just about any application nowadays can read/parse. -- Chris Everest ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
