Dave

Found the project: http://sourceforge.net/projects/genericrpg/ Seems he did release it under the GPL licence, well if this is him. Also seems like the project was abandoned almost 5 years ago ' Last Update: 2007-04-16'

As requested.

It looks nice.... but What is the images purpose? It doesn't seem to have a practical use?

I'm currently experimenting with a mail server which is a very simple PHP daemon. Due to my projects needs using a complete mail server would be very un-efficient. They can be very useful if used correctly. Nice little find.

Seems like you're missing a couple of files, try re-downloading and trying to install again.

It's really annoying how I'm looking for something similar but they ideally need to be local to me. Good luck with the search! If I was actually good at graphics I'd think about it.

But what if you want to manipulate the cookies client side within javascript? Still seems rather helpful if I'm honest though, good share.

I think http://960.gs/ will really help you get all the elements in the same sort of columns etc.

You're running 2.0.5 but with a v2.0.0 file, try this. <?php session_name('MCCSID'); session_start(); if (!isset($_SESSION['started'])) { session_regenerate_id(); $_SESSION['started'] = true; } ob_start(); if (function_exists("get_magic_quotes_gpc") == false) { function get_magic_quotes_gpc() { return 0; } } if (get_magic_quotes_gpc() == 0) { foreach ($_POST as $k => $v) { $_POST[$k] = addslashes($v); } foreach ($_GET as $k => $v) { $_GET[$k] = addslashes($v); } } require "lib/basic_error_handler.php"; set_error_handler('error_php'); include "config.php"; global $_CONFIG; define("MONO_ON", 1); require "class/class_db_{$_CONFIG['driver']}.php"; $db=new database; $db->configure($_CONFIG['hostname'], $_CONFIG['username'], $_CONFIG['password'], $_CONFIG['database'], $_CONFIG['persistent']); $db->connect(); $c=$db->connection_id; $set=array(); $settq=$db->query("SELECT * FROM settings"); while($r=$db->fetch_row($settq)) { $set[$r['conf_name']]=$r['conf_value']; } if ($_POST['username'] == "" || $_POST['password'] == "") { die("<h3>{$set['game_name']} Error</h3> You did not fill in the login form! <a href=login.php>> Back</a>"); } $uq=$db->query("SELECT userid FROM users WHERE login_name='{$_POST['username']}' AND `userpass`=md5('{$_POST['password']}')"); if ($db->num_rows($uq)==0) { die("<h3>{$set['game_name']} Error</h3> Invalid username or password! <a href=login.php>> Back</a>"); } else { $_SESSION['loggedin']=1; $mem=$db->fetch_row($uq); $_SESSION['userid']=$mem['userid']; $IP = ($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']) ? $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'] : $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $db->query("UPDATE users SET lastip_login='$IP',last_login=unix_timestamp() WHERE userid={$mem['userid']}"); if($set['validate_period'] == "login" && $set['validate_on']) { $db->query("UPDATE users SET verified=0 WHERE userid={$mem['userid']}"); } header("Location: loggedin.php"); } ?> As you can see all I've done is include the error handler and the new methods used in the 2.0.5 globals.php require[color=#666666] [/color]"lib/basic_error_handler.php"; set_error_handler('error_php'); is the bit of code which will fix the "Error handler" issue.

So is your map system going to be 3D?

You replied to your own thread 3 times all within an hour period? I'll be surprised if anyone helps you, the forum has an editing feature for a reason. Also are these scripts released freely? or are they original paid works by developers? If they're paid I doubt you'll get them on here, if they're free do a simple google search and I'm sure you can locate them easily.

Please use paragraphs, it's hard to read blocks. I do like the basis of the idea, but it'll be hard to execute in an enjoyable way. How is the map system going to work? Are all players hidden and you're able to just freely walk around? Or are you limited to moving 50 spaces a day? Is it going to be real time? How can you 'hide' without making it unfair on those who stay online 24/7?

Basically have server1.game.com server2.game.com server3.game.com All actually route to the domain game.com, then within the game.com script detect which 'site' they're on and then make the various changes to the configuration data/template etc.

Responded to your PM. Look forward to speaking.

max-width and min-width along with a jQuery fallback is probably your best bet. Then it will work with all browsers. $('.bbimg').each(function() { if($(this).width() > 500) { $(this).width(500); } }); Something like that, it's early so probably won't work.

Is your engine McCodes or not? It's quite vital of the work being commenced. Some people around here are only comfortable with programming for McCodes.

You could probably put the dongle into your Laptop/PC and then connect the PS3 via an Ethernet and then simply share the connection on your laptop to the PS3. This should work, I've only ever done it with Xbox 360's.

Shoot me over the URL of the game please.

Done, sir.

Indeed the employee has said that, if he does end up employing someone and the IR find out I'm sure he will receive the various fines/punishment. There's nothing more we can do then suggest the right thing to do, and that has been done in my eyes!

Thanks for the blank email, really helped the sign up process.

It still does amaze me how even these sorts of situations can become negative for the original poster. I believe the original poster is now aware of the tax implications of the offer he has posted and that the offer he has posted is also only just scraping on above minimum wage, lets keep this on topic now guys. He's looking for a developer, not wanting tips on how to run his operation.

I could easily travel to London as I live an hour away, but the time frame and the amount of work you want done in that is indeed possible. But something I'm not willing to commit to. Good luck in finding someone!

For your first mod it's nice and simple. I'd think about adding those little touches which make your mods come apart from others. Like the UI on your main bank page is to wide for the default theme, make it fluid so it will automatically fit (nearly all) games. Along with simple things like grammar! This has potential though, nice work.

Do you actually know anything about servers? What if a client needs some support when the server crashes and you don't know how to fix it?