Well back to another little oddity of my site.... so to speak.

As many of you well know i use a teamspeak module on my site (rogersnm knows this well )

As you also may know it is nothing special, it simply loads a PHP script in an iframe.

the actual script allows the user to click on a channel name and it will auto login to the teamspeak server.

Well since i already have a login form on my TS module, I would like (If possible) to remove the login from the PHP script itself.
I know nothing of PHP and even though i can usually look at code and figure something like this out on my own, PHP confuses my brain.

Here is the code for the "TS_Config.php" file, this is a configuration file only.
Not sure if it requires editing to achieve the desired effect, but here is the code just in case.

And here is the script that actually does the work, the one that connects to the server, gets the info and displays it.... this is the one you would click on and join the server. and this is where the functionaly needs to be removed.

Can't see anything in that

I know there are 2 locations that contain "Teamspeak://" and then variables .... so this i know would be the area where the user can click and login.
It also has href, so i know its a link.... but i dont know wtf all the /"n/" and stuff is, so im not sure what i should remove, or if it will affect the table if i do remove it.

wtf man .... im gonna give it a shot anyway

linespaces i do believe +i can onyl see one Teamspeak://

i did it oh when i said there are two places its because there are two scripts... one just auto refreshes.

Found the chunk i needed to remove, and got rid of the redundancy.

Not sure why i didnt really try it before... it was quite simple.

Remove this, and away goes login from the script

Do you mean

ya that was the place, but i found the soloution... read my above post.

only a small tag to be removed and the function goes away

The only thing i would fix about this script if i knew php, is to make it show sub-channels properly.

I would help if i even knew what teamspeak was. btw the line you edited out is not in the files you listed in your first post.

teamspeak is a voice chat program. widely used among gaming clans.

that piece was in the second script i posted.
the first script i wasnt sure if it was even needed to edit anything... it actually isnt.