Thanks, i was experimenting with lfsworldsdk , but it didnt work ... Ill give it a chance again 
Yea i was experimenting, but coulnd find the right way of doing that. I have a function(in_array()) , but it just shows if a string is in a array ... not where ... Can you help?
Your going to have to iterate over the whole hosts information to find out if the user is there.
For example:
For example:
<?php
php
require_once('lfsworldsdk.php');
function find_team_members($teamName = 'Eagle Race Team') {
global $SDK;
foreach ($SDK->get_teams() as $Team) {
if ($Team['team'] == $teamName) {
$teamMembers = $Team['members'];
}
}
foreach ($SDK->get_hosts() as $Host) {
if ($Host['nrracers'] != 0) {
foreach ($Host['racers'] as $Racer) {
foreach ($teamMembers as $Member) {
if ($Racer == $Member) {
$Return[$Racer] = $Host['hostname'];
}
}
}
}
}
return $Return;
}
?>
Is there any better way to get info if users are online? I really want to change it, because the actual script not only sucks, but also works like on 50%. Angler or you said this already here - if there is some hostname or other username with the exact string in it, it will show the lfsw as only although it isn't,
Dygear, why you use !== false, create new variable and put single `echo '1';` in {}'s?
No need for unnecessary variables, you waste RAM 
<?php
if (stripos(file_get_contents('http://www.lfsworld.net/pubstat/get_stat2.php?version=1.4&action=hosts&idk=(YOURIDK)'), 'Drift King CZ')) echo '1';
?>
I have no idea where that's coming from.
Ah, it all makes sense now. Yes, Unneeded, this is true. But I wanted to make it clear to read.
I have no idea how to recognize from the http://www.lfsworld.net/pubstat/get_stat2.php[/color] file what is a lfsw nick, what is hostname or something other.
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