http.Fetch problem

[Samg381]

Hey,

I have an auto donation script that uses a http.Fetch function to check my website for a user's donation status (either a '1' or nothing).
Unfortunately the code fails to see the '1' that is present when I (my donation status is '1' for testing) joins, and defaults to the 'else' code.

function PlayerConnect( ply )    http.Fetch("http://samg381.com/donate/inc/claim.php?u=" .. ply:SteamID(),
        function( HTML )
            if HTML == "1" then
                game.ConsoleCommand("ulx asay Donation system success!")
                game.ConsoleCommand("ulx adduser " .. ply:SteamID() .. " donator")
                Msg("This user /is/ a donator..")
            else
                Msg("User is /not/ a donator.")
            end
        end)
    end
hook.Add( "PlayerInitialSpawn", "AutoDonate", PlayerConnect )
end

For example, my steam ID is STEAM_0:1:41910048. When I join, the ID is parsed with the link [url]http://samg381.com/donate/inc/claim.php?u=[/url] in order to check the donation status of the user.

Can anyone provide any insight on this issue? I can provide extra details if necessary.
Thanks in advance.

[SeveredSkull]

[QUOTE] 1[/QUOTE]

There is whitespace in front of your "1" in the HTML code. Should be pretty freaking obvious what you need to do.

I would try Parsing the page rather than just checking if a string matches.

Did you ever try, you know, printing the output of HTML?

[Samg381]

[QUOTE=SeveredSkull;47117008]There is whitespace in front of your "1" in the HTML code. Should be pretty freaking obvious what you need to do.

I would try Parsing the page rather than just checking if a string matches.

Did you ever try, you know, printing the output of HTML?[/QUOTE]

Keep in mind, not everyone is wonderfully gifted at programming, and some of us are here to learn :downs:

How would I go about printing it plain text? Here's the PHP:

while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result))
  {
    echo $row['rank'];
  }

[RealDope]

[QUOTE=SeveredSkull;47117008]There is whitespace in front of your "1" in the HTML code. Should be pretty freaking obvious what you need to do.

I would try Parsing the page rather than just checking if a string matches.

Did you ever try, you know, printing the output of HTML?[/QUOTE]

I'm not actually seeing any whitespace?

[IMG]http://puu.sh/fL6pn/30f077c45d.png[/IMG]

Print the HTML in lua and see what it's coming out as.

[Samg381]

I added a space before the '1' in the code off a whim and it actually worked.
Thank you for your help everyone.