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I was just wondering what programming language your calculators are written in. I would like to see a summoning calculator like the special calc for runecrafting. I can program in c++ and some c# but idk if your calcs are written in something else. Just wondering, I might start making my own

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Most probably a mixture of PHP, javascript, and HTML, make the Tip.It calculators, with PHP being the most purposeful for the calculators. :P

The calculators use a PHP script to set a cookie on your browser with your username if you choose to enter one, then a PHP script to parse the light highscores for the user's XP, then use JavaScript on the client side for the calculations. (Of course there's going to be some HTML, it's what the browser uses to display the calculator.)

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The calculators use a PHP script to set a cookie on your browser with your username if you choose to enter one, then a PHP script to parse the light highscores for the user's XP, then use JavaScript on the client side for the calculations. (Of course there's going to be some HTML, it's what the browser uses to display the calculator.)

 

+1. We don't make use of anything else in our calculators, really.

 

Hope this answers your question. PM me should you have further questions. :)

 

~Cowman

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