Dave

What if a user disables Javascript? Then they've basically disabled your security. Your security should really be handled by the server, not the users browser.

Exactly what I did, well minus the clubcard vouchers. They delivered it before they said they would as well. Game seemed to overcharge everybody.

I got it for £33.00 from Tesco Direct. Have to wait till Thursday for delivery but not to fussed.

Do you wanna contact me on Skype? Might be easier to determine what's going wrong. Add me on Skype at oxydennet

Sorry I didn't reply to your email over the weekend I've been very busy moving house. What version of McCodes are you using? If you're using Ravans there's code in sglobals.php which "attempts" to secure all $_POST & $_GET variables and as the data is passed through the system as a serialized string it breaks it.

http://getbootstrap.com/ It basically provides a nice interface which is very quick and easy to build with. Meaning you stop having to worry about the styling of the page and can focus on the code behind the application whilst still retaining a usable and attractive interface.

Your payment has been processed!.. finally.

I know he's busy with something, not entirely sure what though. Sadly I can't process your withdrawal which is annoying.

$5.00 it's from the left! Beautiful template, love the use of the extra details and textures.

I'll bring this up directly with McCodes and try and get you some form of reply. Shouldn't be having your money withdrawn from you.

Oh.. my mistake! Looking forward to seeing what you create, this really has potential!

This forum really isn't active enough to yield a reply after 4 hours! I know you haven't asked for people's opinions but hopefully this can help you out! You've done a good job overall with the template but it's not really suited to a game. Also using standard gradients doesn't seem to be very popular anymore, I'd try using more textures or sticking with flat design. I'd use some form of boxes/dividers on the menu to make it easier to click and navigate through the site. Sticking to a completely grey palette can also make the site look very dull.

Sounds like poor module design, should ideally be referencing on primary keys, and I doubt the username is a primary key.

A somewhat hacked solution in my opinion. I'd suggest routing everything through index.php and within that file determine which controller to serve to the user.

DigitalOcean are great, but as Sniko has said you'll need to manually build up your LAMP stack or anything else you require. If you're doing a lot of intensive jQuery operations maybe look into something like Node.js to improve the performance of the application.

It'd be helpful if you made your post titles a little more descriptive so people can gauge what you're paying £4.61 for! [V2] Inventory changes - Paying £4.61

You've just bumped up a rather old thread from 2012! Is TuckTail your own host?

How exactly does it crash? Check your windows error log and it should be able to tell you a better idea of why it crashed.

You're going to make some amusing mistakes towards the end! Interested in what you create, you going to build a text based game or do some form of HTML5/canvas thing?

I'd call it TerminalRPG. Awesome concept though.

Your site only works if you access login.php directly: http://offenderwars.tk/login.php If you access the site without a page specified you receive a white page: http://offenderwars.tk/ Presumably something in your globals.php is causing an error before it can redirect. Turn display errors on or check the error log and resolve the issue.

Nice contribution to the forum! I've always struggled with creating easy to use menus whilst making them appear attractive.

Realistically I would strive to never have a cron running under 30 minutes. Definitely use timestamps for something like this, means you can print out the exact number of seconds until the event happens as well.

StableHost is great if you're running 'normal' sites such as Wordpress etc. Running something server intensive like a game, or a large scale e-commerce site would require dedicated(/virtual) hardware. In this case you could most likely re-write parts of the engine to resolve the issues as the core of McCodes contains lot of poorly built queries which are just eating away at the connections to the database.

Yeah I keep experiencing this. The people who built the theme clearly didn't think about this.