Dave

Are you using WAMP on windows? Because generally windows does allow writing to any file where as Linux doesn't. No idea with Mac.

Have you changed the permissions for this file? If you're running a cPanel server I believe there is a link called "Change Permissions" in the options for selecting the files, make sure it is set the same as all the others. Also do you have any code which would block the file in your .htaccess file?

I'm loving it all! I think maybe a few changes to the theme though, it's all a bit to white as much as I love simplicity I think we need some form of colour in the site, other then the glorious blue already installed.

Looks very nice, good work guys!

Hey, That was the aim of the built in installation to remove nearly all user interaction. I'm glad you like the system, please inform me of any improvements you could see making this mod even better. Thanks,

Hey, Ive updated both of your accounts with the purchases. Thanks,

You couldn't be more wrong. All you do is attract a different audience. For instance http://finalcrusader.com/login made me a fair amount and last time I checked that was a medieval game.

If the background is meant to be black make the background layer black to, simple solution! and what are you using to create the image? I'm guessing something like Photoshop/Gimp from the blood brushes.

Blood isn't actually perfectly red, try using a darker shade of red whenever using blood! Also why is the blood the layer on top of all the content? Doesn't look right.

Thanks for the recommendation DJK :) Pagination is pretty simple but can be a brain ache! Especially if you're trying to do it in Ajax >.<

I have refunded the full amount to your account. Sorry for delay in my communication.

Should probably point out due to the new system this system is no longer available for purchase. View the new version in the link below. [MCCodes V2.x] New Ajax Cart Donation System [$30]

Ive been away from my computer for the good part of this week so im sorry about the wait. As requested from the PayPal dispute ill refund your money when i arrive home later on.

The system is instant, providing the payment and fraud checks are all fine. After purchase the item is available in your account.

If you wish to have an argument please keep it to PM. Please keep the post relevant.

I think for everyone's sake if you post a few screenshots of the messages just so the general community can see his style of customer service and so on.

Very nice job DJK! I was going to get around to doing it one day but thanks for saying me the time :P

If you're talking about the mascots they were done by my team for Peter who then decided to give them away! Good use of some of our work Dayo!

It works fine with .html, so I see no reason to change it.

Well basically I struggled to find a decent javascript/jQuery countdown timer so I created a working yet most likely poor version to use myself. It's pretty simple and only currently supports minutes and seconds. function countdown() { var m = $('.min'); var s = $('.sec'); if(m.length == 0 && parseInt(s.html()) <= 0) { $('.clock').html('Timer Complete.'); } if(parseInt(s.html()) <= 0) { m.html(parseInt(m.html()-1)); s.html(60); } if(parseInt(m.html()) <= 0) { $('.clock').html('<span class="sec">59</span> seconds.'); } s.html(parseInt(s.html()-1)); } setInterval('countdown()',1000); Then you have to structure the "timer" area like such. <div class="clock"> <span class="min">6</span> minutes <span class="sec">15</span> seconds. </div> If your site supports timestamps this could be a nice small addition to make all the timers dynamic if you already haven't. I'd like to remind you this code is not perfect but it does it's job and works. There are issues with multiple timers on a page at the moment.

If we're to be off any assistance we'll need a few more details about what's happened and what kind of site you are running and so on. Please try and be as detailed as possible.

You made a few mistakes, try using this code instead. echo '<table width="100%"><tr> <td width="25%"> <table width="100%"><tr> <td><center><font size=+1><h3>General Info:</h2></font></center></td><tr> <td>[b]Name:[/b] '.$ir['username'].'</td><td>[b]Crystals:[/b] '.$ir['crystals'].'</td></tr><tr> <td>[b]Level:[/b] '.$ir['level'].'</td><td>[b]Exp:[/b]'.$ir['exp'].'%</td></tr><tr> <tr><td>[b]Property:[/b] '.$ir['hNAME'].'</td><td>[b]Money: $[/b]'.$ir['money'].'</td></tr><tr> <td>[b]Married:[/b] '.$ir['$partner'].'</td><td>[b]HP:'.$ir['hp'].'/'.$ir['maxhp'].'[/b]</td></tr> <td>[b]Rank:[/b]</td></tr> </tr></table> </td><td width="25%"> <table width="100%"><tr> <td><center><font size=+1><h3>Stats Info:</h3></font></center></td></tr> <td>[b]Strength:[/b] '.$ir['strength'].' [Ranked: '.$ir['strank'].']</td> <td>[b]Agility:[/b] '.$ir['agility'].' [Ranked: '.$ir['agirank'].']</td> </tr> <tr><td>[b]Guard:[/b] '.$ir['guard'].' [Ranked: '.$ir['guarank'].']</td><td>[b]Labour:[/b] '.$ir['labour'].' [Ranked: '.$ir['labrank'].']</td></tr> <tr><td>[b]IQ: [/b] '.$ir['IQ'].' [Ranked: '.$ir['IQrank'].']</td><td>[b]Total stats:[/b] '.$ir['ts'].' [Ranked: '.$ir['tsrank'].']</td></tr> </tr></table> </td></tr> You forgot to add a single quote after $ir['$tsrank'] along with the fact it should actually be $ir['tsrank']. Same issue with exp you had a $ in the variable. EDIT: For some weird reason it's not showing the ' I've added in. So the code probably wont work. Stupid WBB.

You're using single quotes on your echo tag meaning you cannot just put in {$ir['username']} you'll need to break away from the tags then print the variable out such like this... <?php echo '<div>Welcome back '.$ir['username'].'</div>'; ?>

Above the insert simple define the two variables like such $subject = "Welcome to MYGAME!"; $mail = "Some really long message right here...";

A link to the page would be great.