Hello guys, sorry for being so annoying, but this is how I learn.... I am working and learning to program from scratch in Lucera 2 Classic. I am creating functionalities through extenders in an ext.jar
I have set out to make the Community Board's main page (index.htm in this case) display real-time information, such as the status of events (TvT, CTF), offline traders, and the server time.
What I did and the problem:
I created an extender that implements ICommunityBoardHandler and has the logic to obtain the status of events and replace placeholders such as %tvt_status%.
I added these placeholders directly to the main HTML file of the Community Board -> (.../community/pages/index.htm).
However, the result I got was not what I was looking for. In the game, the page displays the literal text %tvt_status% instead of the actual event status
I think this happens because the core script CommunityBoard.java (which I cannot edit) is the one that loads that HTML, and logically it does not recognize my new placeholders. My extender never runs for that main page, only for the bypasses that I register.
Knowing that I can't edit the core script, what is the correct way to get my information to appear on the home page? Is the correct solution to have the main index.htm redirect to another page that my extender does control, or is there a more direct or “elegant” method to inject the information?
I have set out to make the Community Board's main page (index.htm in this case) display real-time information, such as the status of events (TvT, CTF), offline traders, and the server time.
What I did and the problem:
I created an extender that implements ICommunityBoardHandler and has the logic to obtain the status of events and replace placeholders such as %tvt_status%.
I added these placeholders directly to the main HTML file of the Community Board -> (.../community/pages/index.htm).
However, the result I got was not what I was looking for. In the game, the page displays the literal text %tvt_status% instead of the actual event status
I think this happens because the core script CommunityBoard.java (which I cannot edit) is the one that loads that HTML, and logically it does not recognize my new placeholders. My extender never runs for that main page, only for the bypasses that I register.
Knowing that I can't edit the core script, what is the correct way to get my information to appear on the home page? Is the correct solution to have the main index.htm redirect to another page that my extender does control, or is there a more direct or “elegant” method to inject the information?
