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You might want to use some of the page caching things PHP has if your pages are doing dynamic text that's really pretty static.

The script and plugin I have strips out the artist name, title name, and tghe file name so you can manipulate it anyway you want.

You need to get the Info File Plugin version 2.0 for winamp3 to use this. Substitute D:/playingfile.txt for the infofile. My setup also has a link to download the song (i have my audio directory as the Apache root) and a link to my library which recurses and displays links. You can get rid of that c...

Just turn it off before you start to play UT2003

If you're on broadband, you can install Apache and PHP and I can post my script to parse it.

Plasma, if you're confused, it's similar to what you can with VB API. Nevertheless, isn't it a bit intrusive to have it press buttons when a song changes (or at an interval)? I just have a _SELF link in my profile to go to a .php on my webhost that parses it. Also, what are you doing to make AIM the...

Plasma2002b wrote: and having AOL continuousley running , lol.

There goes that idea then.

Maybe profilespy should selflessly release their code so that others can do that and AIM can never shut it down (except by taking GAIM/Trillian-esque actions to make it more difficult). But my guess is that will never happen either. Woo-hoo for closed-source...

There are a few ways it could be scripted to do that, but none would really be that effective... Two main ways, checking the user agent for "AIM 3.0" or whatever it calls itself, or trying JS features or such and if it works to stop execution. It couldn't be all that hard to circumvent. Su...

I guess they either know more than we do or they're running a version of Apache or PHP on IIS ( ).

No, it won't work unless you do something to do it, which I don't know how to. Does subprofile log SNs with spaces correctly?

And as far as I know, it's an issue with Apache that it won't read spaces in the address bar.

<?php
/*Where $newsn is the screen name with spaces and $sn is the screen name taken from the %n tags... if they open up the file in a new browser window and it is not Netscape 4.7, youll get the %20s, or else it will be truncated.*/
$newsn=str_replace("%20"," ",$sn);
?>

AIM's richtext browser won't change spaces to %20s automatically. So I'm also eager to hear killcrap's solution.

AIM RichText is so not-functional HTML that I was surprised when I got the target=_self tags to work. You can pretty much only use formatting tags, and that's really it. It's probably better that you can't automatically redirect, anyways.