Teamspeak Server Status Display for Dragonfly CMS

Teamspeakdisplay queries your Teamspeak server and displays the channels and players in it on your website with an option to join the server, channel, or subchannel by clicking a link.

Teamspeakdisplay for Dragonfly is an original Dragonfly module and blocks based on the Teamspeak Display Preview Release 3 TS2 server query classes originally written by Guido van Biemen (http://tsdisplay.sourceforge.net/).

About Teamspeakdisplay

This module includes an original module display, and two original Dragonfly blocks to display TS2 server and channel status.

The first block is static, and loads as a normal block.

The second is more novel, and uses a dynamically resizing iframe so the block can be refreshed without reloading the page. It has been tested to work with IE and Firefox (Opera users see a message and link in the block directing them to the module page. Opera doesn't size the iframe right or do frame tranparency.)

Availability

Teamspeakdisplay for Dragonfly is available free of charge from the Clenched Fist Guild download site, as well as from the Dragonfly CMS community site:

Download from Clenched Fist
Download from Dragonfly CMS community site

Latest released version is: Teamspeakdisplay for Dragonfly 1.0 (12/09/2005)

Cleaned up branch indicators for empty channels and servers.
Cleaned up the automatic module instantiation feature.
Improved documentation.

Previous version is: Teamspeakdisplay for Dragonfly 0.6 (9/18/2005)

Fixed bug in search.inc that causes SQL error when searching in a category.

Requirements

Dragonfly CMS 9.x
A Teamspeak 2 server to query
The server on which Dragonfly is install must have outbound Teamspeak Query Port access to the TS2 server (typically TCP Port 51234, but may vary based on TS2 server configuration).
You will also need to know:
- The address of the Teamspeak 2 server you wish to monitor.
- The TS2 Server Query port number, if it is not the default of TCP Port 51234.
- The TS2 Communications port number, if it is not the default of UDP Port 8767.

In addition, it is useful to have a working knowledge of a good FTP program as well as a basic understanding on how to edit a PHP file in order to change the configuration options.

Copyright and Distribution Permissions

This software is licensed under the CC-GNU GPL.