It would be nice to have the "spec" part available on that new resource as the old one also had it (and I actually use it )
Any chance on getting that in there?
I've rewritten my class to use this new xml source, if anyone needs a headstart using it using php feel free to grab it from here: http://christiaan.baartse.nl/Wowheroes.phps
Thanks for sharing your class, I'm sure lots of people will find it very useful (I didn't get the chance to take a look at it, but if it works for you, it will work for everyone else I'm sure)
Omg even guild rank.. I might even consider ditching the sync script I wrote for the armory then ^^ Nice to know I can use just Wowheroes for guild ranks now then and just keep Armory as backup.
Updated the class to reflect these changes as well.
Maybe it's just me, but only a bunch of jumble pops up showing me the xml data when I click on that link. I won't deny, I'm new to the xml thing and my knowledge is limited at best. How do I implement this into our guild site?
Ihadurca wrote: Maybe it's just me, but only a bunch of jumble pops up showing me the xml data when I click on that link. I won't deny, I'm new to the xml thing and my knowledge is limited at best. How do I implement this into our guild site?
If you want to make it into something useful you'll have to parse the XML with a programming language and turn it into HTML that a web browser can read.
Which brings me to a question for Alex tough, would it be possible to implement JSONP aswell? So that you can show a guildlisting with just javascript, no serverside code involved?
I use it here http://mysth.baartse.nl/crushraid (yeah we sort of disbanded thats why almost everyone is flagged as not in guild) But it basically looks like how you want it to look like.. its just a way to retrieve a list of people and gearscores.
However if Alex and Milagros implement JSONP I could create a javascript widget you can just copy paste on your guildwebsite.
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