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Strange stats readings - [DeApen]Grandmasg - 05-26-2009 08:02 AM I'm using the Yaron's API User script to update my stat(s) site(s) But recently i get different values on mij localhost and webhosting :confused: (both sites update on the same time) Code: Update script 1 values Code: Update script 2 values Strange stats readings - The Lost Faith - 06-29-2009 06:55 AM You're saying they're supposed to update at the same time... ...do you mean the same time according to gmt? Check and make sure the time locally is the same time as your host. Strange stats readings - [DeApen]Grandmasg - 06-29-2009 03:48 PM The Lost Faith Wrote:You're saying they're supposed to update at the same time... The same time! 82.95.215.134/deapen/taskpane.png Local and gmt time are the same after updating! My webhosting is in United Kingdom and local in the Netherlands Localhosting: 82.95.215.134/whatpulse/ Webhosting: gmhellinga.nl/grandmasg/WP/ (www before it) ___________Here ^^ can you see the difference ____ Strange stats readings - The Lost Faith - 06-29-2009 09:18 PM Your scripts are definitely updating at different times. Check to see the time on your server and make sure your crons are set for the right time. There are only one set of xml stats displayed live. Strange stats readings - c-smith - 06-29-2009 10:18 PM I'm not sure if this will help but I feel like promoting myself ![]() http://forums.whatpulse.org/showpost.php?p=24204&postcount=15 This script grabs the content directly from the API each time it's loaded. If I'm not helping; Sorry ![]() Strange stats readings - citricsquid - 07-03-2009 05:36 PM I put together a very basic script, it can be run via cron or manually and it'll query the xml file for your key total and add them to keys.txt. could use a database if you wanted. Code: <?php api updates hourly (or so) so updating on load is stupid ![]() |