Topic: Aggregated view of important Block Explorer data (Read 2231 times)
Any help? Anybody?
The other problem I've discovered after looking at it for a bit, is that i cant think of a way to make it look at the latest block (and I'm not going to use SQL because I want it to be as fast as possible).
https://blockexplorer.com/q/latesthashWill give you the hash and you then know the link, for the raw block link is just:
http://blockexplorer.com/rawblock/latesthash
Ok, that should work, but what about parsing it, how do I do that?
The other problem I've discovered after looking at it for a bit, is that i cant think of a way to make it look at the latest block (and I'm not going to use SQL because I want it to be as fast as possible).
https://blockexplorer.com/q/latesthashWill give you the hash and you then know the link, for the raw block link is just:
http://blockexplorer.com/rawblock/latesthash
How about date of last block too?
Not really sure how i would do this, the page uses data pulled directly from blockexplorer.com/q, it just organizes and displays it efficiently.
http://blockexplorer.com/rawblock/000000000000012e9924c4628a8cf8f2f2cad86192c4dcb7175e3f91eb0fc317
and get the time and then convert to UTC. Trickier but probably interesting to figure out!
The other problem I've discovered after looking at it for a bit, is that i cant think of a way to make it look at the latest block (and I'm not going to use SQL because I want it to be as fast as possible).
How about date of last block too?
Not really sure how i would do this, the page uses data pulled directly from blockexplorer.com/q, it just organizes and displays it efficiently.
http://blockexplorer.com/rawblock/000000000000012e9924c4628a8cf8f2f2cad86192c4dcb7175e3f91eb0fc317
and get the time and then convert to UTC. Trickier but probably interesting to figure out!
How about date of last block too?
Not really sure how i would do this, the page uses data pulled directly from blockexplorer.com/q, it just organizes and displays it efficiently.
How about date of last block too?
Changed the layout of the page to make it more compact and readable
Modern exploits are FAR more likely to use stupidity of the user rather than weaknesses in the browser.
Not looking to start a platform argument, just saying it makes a lot less difference now than it used to.
Not looking to start a platform argument, just saying it makes a lot less difference now than it used to.
To be fair, it was mostly because Microshaft likes to think that they alone dictate Internet standards and that Internet Explorer has never really conformed to them properly
I like it 
Pretty simple.
Pretty simple.
Thanks, I'm going to try to continue to improve it over time, if anyone has any feature requests I am fully open to see what i can do
Modern exploits are FAR more likely to use stupidity of the user rather than weaknesses in the browser.
Not looking to start a platform argument, just saying it makes a lot less difference now than it used to.
Not looking to start a platform argument, just saying it makes a lot less difference now than it used to.
I like it
Pretty simple.
Using chrome...just saying..
Pretty simple.
Using chrome...just saying..
Now it only yells at you if you're using Internet Explorer
Funny. What does it say? I won't ever touch the internet with that thing! LOL. Why are you working with Bitcoin in Internet Explorer?!?!?!?!
New changes:
Fixed probability (the number is now multiplied by 100)
Cheers!
There is an error in your script where you output the probability of a single hash getting a block. You add a % to the end of the number without multiplying it by 100.
The probability of flipping a coin and turning up heads is: .5
The percent change of flipping a coin and turning up heads is 50% (.5 * 100)
Either take away the percentage sign or multiply the probability by 100.
The probability of flipping a coin and turning up heads is: .5
The percent change of flipping a coin and turning up heads is 50% (.5 * 100)
Either take away the percentage sign or multiply the probability by 100.
Umm..why does it say "You are using a browser that is actually secure "?
Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
"?Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
OP said he learned PHP for this project, one of the fun things to do when learning PHP is to test the User-Agent
Now it only yells at you if you're using Internet Explorer
Funny. What does it say? I won't ever touch the internet with that thing! LOL.
Ok, updated it
Changes:
Fixed spelling error as noted above
Now shows how much the difficulty will change
Now it only yells at you if you're using Internet Explorer
Changes:
Fixed spelling error as noted above
Now shows how much the difficulty will change
Now it only yells at you if you're using Internet Explorer
Umm..why does it say "You are using a browser that is actually secure "?
Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
"?Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
That was more me bashing Internet Explorer than anything, I was planing to remove it when i update it.
Well you could still use it to see if the browser version isn't the latest version or something
Umm..why does it say "You are using a browser that is actually secure "?
Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
"?Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
That was more me bashing Internet Explorer than anything, I was planing to remove it when i update it.
One typo "The avarage time"
Noted
One typo "The avarage time"
Umm..why does it say "You are using a browser that is actually secure "?
Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
"?Sure it's great, and I try to stay secure, but I'm wondering why are you testing that? What happens when someone visits and it's not?
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