On the iPhone app, where does the age and gender display come from? For example, if you're viewing a friend you see # y/o male.
On the iPhone app, where does the age and gender display come from? For example, if you're viewing a friend you see # y/o male. |
HELP - it's not like I can look at the code |
Please - does anyone know the script that generates the age and gender on the iPhone? |
Please - does anyone know the script that generates the age and gender on the iPhone? Ask it from AlexT PS: If possible do not write me personally, please try to ask on the forum first |
PLEASE for the love of everything on Earth - can anyone answer this? I posted a support ticket too, and no answer there either. |
PLEASE for the love of everything on Earth - can anyone answer this? I posted a support ticket too, and no answer there either. Did you message AlexT? BoonEx Certified Host: Zarconia.net - Fully Supported Shared and Dedicated for Dolphin |
Yes I did. I've been waiting for a reply but really want to get this figured out. |
Age is extrapolated from the birthday field. The IPhone application does it's communication through the items in the xmlrpc directory namely xmlrpc/BxDolXMLRPCProfileView.php which includes some other files.
if ($aItem['Name'] == 'Age')
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HELP - it's not like I can look at the code Actually you can. As stated above oo gets its data from the XMLRPC scripts that are available in the Dolphin 7 source code.
And if thats not enough, you can pay of a iPhone rebranding license and get the code for the app itself. Light man a fire keep him warm for a night, light him ON fire & he will be warm the rest of his life |
Thank you so much for the info guys. I plan to do the iPhone rebrand if I don't hit major problems with Dolphin. I'm not really using the product for what it was meant for, so these issues are my own fault. Still, it would take countless months to get a framework to this point. Props to the people that did the iPhone app - it's one of my favorite features. I'm just waiting on 7.0.5 before I really hit this hard - just because it sounds like it's very near.
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