This would require quite a lot of work, as I would have to implement a whole web interface to interface with the roster, allowing to add, remove or edit entries. This would make the code too complex I'm afraid, and very few persons would actually use it (i.e. only people on European servers and with small guilds) What you could do however is create a basic XML file with your roster data, and have LOTRoster parse your local file instead of polling from data.lotro.com. The basic roster info is fairly easy to enter in XML. Here's an example guild which contains two members:
Manual roster entry
This would require quite a lot of work, as I would have to implement a whole web interface to interface with the roster, allowing to add, remove or edit entries. This would make the code too complex I'm afraid, and very few persons would actually use it (i.e. only people on European servers and with small guilds) What you could do however is create a basic XML file with your roster data, and have LOTRoster parse your local file instead of polling from data.lotro.com. The basic roster info is fairly easy to enter in XML. Here's an example guild which contains two members:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<apiresponse>
<guild name="Greylords" world="Gladden" theme="Mixed Kinship Theme" memberCount="2"><characters>
<character name="Baranthir" level="39" class="Guardian" race="Race of Man" rank="Officer"/>
<character name="Joe" level="57" class="Guardian" race="Race of Man" rank="Officer"/>
</characters></guild></apiresponse>
Otherwise, you could also use something like phpMyAdmin to manually enter/edit roster entries in your database.