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Croc said:
Yep, that's pretty simple. Just use MCAPI. It gives you a JSON response back with the data. All you have to do is output it.
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Thank you for your quick reply, I was wondering if you could show some screenshots or something, as I am fairly new to this.
 
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Im_Faded said:
<script>
var playerCount = document.getElementById("playersOnline")
var playerCountRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
playerCountRequest.open("GET", "https://mcapi.ca/v2/query/players/?ip=skyblock-mc.net", true);
playerCountRequest.onreadystatechange = function() {
if (playerCountRequest.readyState === 4 && playerCountRequest.status === 200) {
var playerCountReply = JSON.parse(playerCountRequest.responseText)
playerCount.innerHTML = playerCountReply.players.online
}
}
playerCountRequest.send(null)
</script>

and call it in with a span:

<h1>There are <span id="playersOnline"></span> online!</h1>
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Thanks so much!
 
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Im_Faded said:
<script>
var playerCount = document.getElementById("playersOnline")
var playerCountRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
playerCountRequest.open("GET", "https://mcapi.ca/v2/query/players/?ip=skyblock-mc.net", true);
playerCountRequest.onreadystatechange = function() {
if (playerCountRequest.readyState === 4 && playerCountRequest.status === 200) {
var playerCountReply = JSON.parse(playerCountRequest.responseText)
playerCount.innerHTML = playerCountReply.players.online
}
}
playerCountRequest.send(null)
</script>

and call it in with a span:

<h1>There are <span id="playersOnline"></span> online!</h1>
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Hi there,

I've got the same question as Misaki. Where would we paste this code at (location)?

Thanks.

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Im_Faded said:
<head>



<script>
Put in here
</script
</head>
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Hi there,

My apologies, though where in our Xenforo Admin Panel?

Example: Admin > Appearance > Templates > Extra.css

Sorry for all of the questions. Though when it comes to something like this, we're very inexperienced.

Thanks.

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xExecutorx
 
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Im_Faded said:
You have to have it wherever you coded the header at.
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Actually you should put it before the body closing tag. That way all the DOM content has loaded and you wont be accessing unbuilt DOM content on slow connections.
 
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Im_Faded said:
You have to have it wherever you coded the header at.
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I may have someone do this for us, as I am still VERY confused. As said above, we're very inexperienced with this kind of thing, so yes. Thanks for all of your help.

Also, by "header" do you mean Admin Home > Styles > Website_theme > Header and Navigation > ?
 
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xExecutorx said:
I may have someone do this for us, as I am still VERY confused. As said above, we're very inexperienced with this kind of thing, so yes. Thanks for all of your help.

Also, by "header" do you mean Admin Home > Styles > Website_theme > Header and Navigation > ?
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Add to the footer if you can. That way it will work for users with slow connections.
 
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Explodified said:
No that's CSS. I'm not sure how XenForo works but you need to add it before the </body> tag
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Alright, great. I believe that we've decided to post a thread and try to find someone to do this for us. Since we're focusing on different things, getting this off of our backs would be a lot better.

Thanks for your help Croc, Wvisoecj, and Faded Dev.

Best wishes,
xExecutorx
 
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xExecutorx said:
Alright, great. I believe that we've decided to post a thread and try to find someone to do this for us. Since we're focusing on different things, getting this off of our backs would be a lot better.

Thanks for your help Croc, Wvisoecj, and Faded Dev.

Best wishes,
xExecutorx
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I'd be happy to it for you.
 
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