Code Monkey
Well-known member
1.4.6
A public note. Needed to communicate with @Code Monkey outside of the thread due to some server information that I needed to troubleshoot. Normally I don't accept PMs, but this was a special case. I think we've figured out the problem and it's not pertaining to this addon.
I love this addon! Awesome and thanks for the great addon!
I was wondering if there can be a feature added to the addon. Which in the profile, can show their games and with their amount of hours that they played.
Would love to see this.
Hi there, I did a stupid mistake related to the Style, however which ment I added a new style after the plugin, and now no matter what I do, can I not make the Steam icon display in the postbit, it displays fine in the corner of the post, but the postbit is kinda a "Nuh UH" and no matter what I do can I not make it show up
could you please tell me what it is I'm missing from my Styles?
// Love Nyx <3
<xen:include template="steam_profile_message_info" />
Question with the Steam Intergration, template: steam_profile_member how can I change the hook to where it is displayed? I want it to be the last thing at the bottom.
Example:
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I'm not sure how easy this would be, but would it be possible to add a way to get a user's profile by their Steam ID?
Ex. https://xenforo.com/community/members/?steamid=12345678901234567
Right now XenForo allows for https://xenforo.com/community/members/?username=Wulfspider, but looking up a user by Steam ID would be beneficial.
Looking up users by Steam ID.If it is possible, it would be less efficient than the normal method because it'd more than likely require additional queries. I'd need to muck about the Route Prefix for XenForo's members page. So not sure I'd put that high on my list of things to add. What benefits would a feature like this add?
It would help me understand the context of what you need this particular feature for.
It's more for external services to utilize. It's probably not the best means, as ideally I'd use an API to get plaintext or a JSON result.I understand that's the goal, but what I mean is, how would that feature be used in terms of the forums?
SteamID64's are cumbersome to work with manually and don't really even show up on most steam community URLs (where they are translated to a name if you chose a URL name in steam). I'm just trying to understand the case on a forum user first obtaining the SteamID64 value and then needing to use it to look up members on your forums which may or may not possibly exist.
It's more for external services to utilize. It's probably not the best means, as ideally I'd use an API to get plaintext or a JSON result.
I know I have asked this before but I would really like to have the ability to add users steam ID's to their profile just because I like the idea of having one addon doing it.
If anything I would appreciate it if you kept an open mind for future updates.. I used to add them with the Steam Authenticator version for vBulletin was simple the author put in an input area where you could add the steamID64 number in the user edit area.. I would to get their info from https://steamid.io/lookup
Just so people understand this wouldn't add the ability to allow users to login it just adds their steam info to their profile they would still have to physically link to the site to login in through Steam.
Is there any way to force existing users or new users who register they regular way to do the steam authentication process?
I've moved to a new server and I have problems with using Steam API via HTTPS. The game images load fine using the https server but the API seems to fail. Curl is installed as well as OpenSSL.
SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
* Closing connection 0
curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
More details here: http://curl.haxx.se/docs/sslcerts.html
how to check this?Curl just can't see the roots certs.
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