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I'll probably end up linking to your videos on my site. Hopefully, I didn't mess things up for you too much with the website changes.

And he ran the utility against projectpokemon.org, not his fault that the DNS records have ns1/ns2.projectpokemon.net set.

By the way, website overhaul on the way soonish. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17115146/interface.png The new 'testing' website is not done, just showing you kind of what it will look like. About 90% complete importing current features for 5th gen, haven't started on any other features yet. This represents a complete website overhaul from PHP/Apache/MySQL to ASP.net/IIS/SQL. After I'm done implementing all current website features, I will redirect users to the new server and begin implementing new features in my backlog.

Give it a try now with Rayquaza.

Sorry, I don't monitor these threads often. I've responded to your PM.

What message are you getting, exactly, and what are you trying to do on the pokemon selector? (4th gen, 5th gen, etc.), details are important.

I've been tinkering with the idea of allowing users to leverage my website in use with their programs. The idea being that it would allow developers more options of platforms to develop on - for example, mobile phones would be able to use a GTS emulator. Or make a program that generates pokemon and sends them to the server to be sent to a user. Or use it on your own site as a distribution platform. What do you guys think? This is a sample spec of what it would look like: GETs and POSTs would be supported by all variables, with POST overriding any GET for the same variable. List of Commands: Commands - Lists the following commands. ListPokemon - Returns a list of pokemon handled by the server, in CSV format. ListPokemonXML - Same as above, but XML SelectPokemon - Requires the following variables: FileName (retrieved above), FriendCode OR IP. Optional variables: anything modifiable. Request without variables for a list. DownloadPokemon - Requires the following variables: FileName (retrieved above). UploadPokemon - Requires the following variables: Data (POST or GET, pkm file, unencrypted. If GET, use BASE64), FriendCode OR IP. MoveList - Returns a /r/n delimited list of moves used by the server. If you specify a move that doesn't exist, or isn't exactly as I have it on this list, the user gets an error. ItemList - Same as above, but items. Note: All commands need the variable Gen=4 or Gen=5, except for 'Commands'. Example format: http://www.pokegts.us/api.php?SelectPokemon=Ditto.pkm&IP=127.0.0.1&Ver=4 Would select the Pokemon Ditto, as retrieved from a ListPokemon command, and let the server know that you're on Gen 4 (ie, HG/SS/D/P/Pt).

Fair enough, but, don't have the time to devote to migrating it right now. Working on an interface that developers can use to interface with the site. Will post an overview in the next few days.

Alright, I've fixed the error. The issue is that I don't have enough sanity checking in my code, and at times, the highest traffic sql table 'crashes'. It's a temporary data table, so I just flush it when it happens.

I will start working on a general api that I will use on a different project. One of my goals will be able to interact with it using GET requests, instead of POSTS.

Of note, if there's interest, I might make an API that can be used to interact with the site using URL requests...

Well. I'm the owner of that site. Send me a PM, and I can see if I can help you out or open things up a bit. It makes a lot of assumptions about the inputs, so that might be part of it. Might be able to give you access to some info dumps you can parse and use in your app.

What are you trying to grab? I'm having problems reproducing issues... I changed over servers, but everything tests OK on my end...

Doesn't look like you're actually sending data whenever someone requests result.asp... I did a query and just got back \x05 \x00 and the hash. Is this intentional?

Sounds like you're visiting http://pokegts.us/distribute.php ... I will add a redirect later for users that visit it by accident. The /distribute.php is for the links passed to end users. To upload, you use http://pokegts.us/distro.php Need a bit more information. What's the distribute hash you were given? (eg. distribute.php?hash=) The link will work fine.

http://500mb.us/pokeshift.php Use that, if you don't know how to, otherwise.

Here's some sample code for 5th gen. http://pastebin.com/J8AiuENV

Easy pokeshifting: http://500mb.us/pokeshift.php When you get the link for the .pkm file, right click > save as

New distribution method: http://500mb.us/distro.php Essentially, upload .pkm file, get a link to pass out to users. User clicks on link, connects to my GTS, gets the pokemon you uploaded.

I can give you some snippets of code, but, really it primarily requires understanding the protocol involved... You're running Apache/PHP, yes? How about for DNS server?

Anyone have an idea of what the layout of the search string is? (Eg. search.asp, once the Data=X has gone through the base64 decoding and decoding using the PRNG) I know the first two bytes are dex number.

There isn't exactly an installable package for this... and I've no intentions of making one at the moment. It's awkward and cantankerous to administer.

I've added 5th gen support to Pokemon Selector, but you have to go to a different page instead: http://500mb.us/pkmbw.php Items do nothing, other than that, everything seems to work OK.

Seems that there were some issues with filenames in my 4th gen database. I'm in the process of correcting them now.