Dave

If you feel like raising your offer from £2.00 to $10.00 (~£4.00 more) you can pick up my donation system which can do what you've requested and loads of other helpful things. You can read more about it here: http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/38897-Ajax-Cart-Donation-System-PROMOTION-10-00-on-McCodes-Marketplace

Seems certainly like an interesting project. If only time existed in my life! Make sure you partner with someone trusted as there are some horror stories in this community.

When super mods attack! You'll struggle to get decent applicants without providing realistic incentives to why they should partner with yourself.

So you've basically taken someone else's assets. Moved them around a bit, changed a few fonts and textures and are trying to sell it as your own? Not really your own original design. Considering it has vast similarities to Peters design as well. Did Peter grant you resell rights to his piece?

I find these links patronising but there seems to be a good few turorials listed: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=android+tutorial+build+simple+browser

I'll bid a donkey! Good luck with the sale. Nice template

Should probably point out just sharing scripts without the original creators permission is frowned upon in this community!

Source: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2053335/what-should-be-the-valid-characters-in-usernames#7875696 If you're going to steal other peoples posts on other sites, at least have the decency to attribute the original source.

I don't know if you're going to get any serious offers unless people can see your game. You're a new member to the community so people will be hesitant. If you're willing to show me your game then I could maybe write a little overview of what I think to attract others.

This game actually looks like a lot of fun! Good share :)

I love how all the words are trying to squeeze into a few pixels as you've distorted the image so heavily.

Why not? Surely you have the original design? I can't see the layout in any form of detail so can't really determine whether it's good or not. Should provide a high resolution shot with a subtle watermark.

There are a number of reasons... I just prefer having that sort of access. Surely with any hosting company you should be adapting to your customers and not forcing them into something?

Why not? If you're using any form of modern technology you'll need access to SSH to get things working. Also it can be greatly beneficial when deploying and testing.

You can enable SSH access through cPanel. It's not really an alternative. Jailed SSH provided by cPanel is secure as well.

I guess the story does hold up. Some screenshots of the communication with your partner would be really beneficial.

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I don't really understand who thought it'd be a great idea to make manipulating cookies such a difficult task.

HTML5 local storage is great and is supported by all modern browsers but till everyone wakes up and upgrades their browsers it's good practice to write a fallback. Which I imagine would be using cookies or storing it server side. +1 for promoting HTML5 It's really beneficial if you're doing simple things like hide/show. http://blogs.learnnowonline.com/2012/10/03/7-benefits-of-jquery/

Surely you'd want to do an Ajax request? Unless the said menu stats are in an iframe.

It looks like it's incredibly hard to read any of the text which could make your players uncomfortable. It's quite common with game layouts to focus on trying to look as pretty as possible. As a user is constantly interacting with the website I think it's key to focus on the user experience, check out this article. http://thesocialskinny.com/design-vs-customer-experience-why-pretty-isnt-always-practical/ Most cheaper designers won't understand principles like this which is really annoying.

Are you wanting to save the users choice so the next page they go to it has the same state? If so! You'll want to either save the users choice in their account so the system can read it on each request. This is probably the most ideal solution but it does mean creating an Ajax request to store that information. I'd read up here: http://www.w3schools.com/Ajax/ Using jQuery would be really benefical here as it provides an easy way to make the request and process the response. https://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/ You could alternatively store the users choice within a cookie inside their browser which won't require any form of PHP backend. Manipulating cookies within the browser can be a bit confusing but here's a good introduction. http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_cookies.asp I'd really suggest using some form of library if you consider using cookies. https://github.com/ScottHamper/Cookies https://code.google.com/p/cookie-js/ Then you'd check server side (in the PHP) and set an inline style or add a class depending on the users choice. Also it maybe beneficial for you to use jQuery for the hide/showing of the block. It would also enable you to add in nice sliding/fading animations. http://jquery.com/

Some nice clean code, I like the use of the API (which you built...)

It'd be really awesome to have the NPC's randomly attack other players. Would make no player safe (in theory). Build some logic to find players that would be fair to attack, we don't wanna start randomly killing low level players. Then "simulate" the attack and push an event to that user on the outcome. You could either build this into a cron that runs every 30 minutes or so, or potentially build it into the user requests on the page, but this would mean the NPC's are dead when their are no users online.

Would be good to post up your solution just in case others have the same problem.