export and put in website?

[pokeraddicted]

Hi,

I'm building an website with some friends to share our poker results.

What kind of files does pokertracker exports? What filename?

What kind of info does it store?

And it's possible to use that kind of file and edit it? My idea was to be able to upload the file to the website so the website could store it, compare it and show it in graphics and results in a webpage

What do you think of my idea?

[kraada]

We have the repository with some reports available for free if you would like. The PT3 reports export as a .pt3rpt file; they are proprietary and you will not be able to edit them other than to import them into PT3. However they are quite small and very easily portable.

[pokeraddicted]

So even beiing postgreSQL is treated differently?

It's possible to convert those kind of files?

By portable you mean convertable?

Because PT3 is a very complex language and i think it's much more difficult to find a programmer for that, other than a normal database language.

Thanks for the help!

[WhiteRider]

I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do - if you want to export the data in reports from PT3 you can do that by expanding a report (click the 4-arrow icon to the right) and then export the report to a .csv file, which you could publish.

The reports files which kraada is talking about are the custom report files which PT3 uses to store and share Custom Reports - not the data in the reports.

[pokeraddicted]

My idea is to use the data from the software to upload to a website and compare users.

So what are the output formats? csv and more?

[kraada]

CSV for any report that displays data in text. Any report that displays data in images (e.g. the graph) exports as PNG.