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Title: Dice Roller Needed for Website
Post by: poisongrin on September 15, 2005, 08:47:48 AM
 I'm in need of a dicer roller to install on my website, that rolles any number of d10 dice with a name for the person who is doing the roll, and outputs the roll onto a webpage for public verification of all rolls

I have many examples of this, please get back with me - need this within the next 2 months.

Compensation - we can talk about :)
Title: Re: Dice Roller Needed for Website
Post by: poisongrin on September 15, 2005, 08:50:02 AM
BTW - Im new to this site and a bit busy in real life. Please email me about this or use my aim

aim: poisongrin
icq: 44912167
email / msn : silent_creed@hotmail.com
Title: Re: Dice Roller Needed for Website
Post by: Victor Gijsbers on September 15, 2005, 01:25:09 PM
Does your webserver support MySQL and php? If so, it's fairly trivial to write a script that does this; I could make one for you in five minutes, probably, in which you'd only have to add some info of your own, like the name of the database, your username and your password.
Title: Re: Dice Roller Needed for Website
Post by: Arturo G. on September 15, 2005, 03:01:31 PM

Hi!

If you want I can do something "visual" using C, Java, XML technology or whatever.

Send me a PM.

Cheers,
Arturo

Title: Re: Dice Roller Needed for Website
Post by: Selene Tan on September 15, 2005, 05:49:05 PM
It may or may not be what you need, but Irony Games has an e-mail dice server (http://www.irony.com/mailroll.html). Just make a mailing list for the people who need to get the die rolls and put that in as the send-to address.
Title: Re: Dice Roller Needed for Website
Post by: mutex on September 21, 2005, 07:41:49 AM
Here's something to peek at...  of course, you'd still need something server-side:
http://javascript.internet.com/games/dice-roller.html
So, you might also be looking at something with Ajax capabilities.  Fortunately, it's becoming ubiquitous.