Don't know if this has been addressed already but here goes l

is there anyway you can do a program to allow a server to be put on a website so you can see who's online what track and a button to join from. Just think it would be easier for teams to join there server if its on there home site.

You can display stats on a website through a number of scripts, all which link into LFSWorld. Check these out here; most of the stuff will be in this thread, but let me point you at Anarchi-H's excellant PHP Classes.

With regards to a "Click here to join", this can be done - but an external app called Join2LFS, by CrazyICE, must be installed on the client machine.

Don't you love InSim and LFSWorld - they are such beautiful works of art

We've both assumed you know about LFSWorld. Basically what it does is track licensed servers and you can retreive statistics about them from LFSWorld through an API which Victor has provided us with. Using this API we can display statistics about almost anything. Things like current lap, etc. are currently unavailable, and they wouldnt be very accurate as you can only get data from LFSWorld every 60 seconds - but this could be done by writing an InSim app and then querying that per page request. Of course that would require more significant programming skills.

Bear in mind, even with a cache, querying LFSworld can dramatically reduce the speed of your web apps.