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The fetch method, is running a second query pulling the userid from the users table where the users id is equal to $_SESSION['userid']; Hence why I said replace the $this->_fetchUser('userid'); with $_SESSION['userid'], no need to do a secondary query. :) And to second, instead of your if ( ... ) { //does not own this chance } just put it in the where clause of the first $SQL $SQL = sprintf("SELECT `amount` from `chance` where `logID` = %u AND `userID` = %u && `active` = 1", $_GET['ID'], $_SESSION['userid']);

Instead of using the _fetchUser() method, just use $_SESSION['userid'] no sense in doing another query for the id, when you already have it.

And now, the cancellation of someone other than yourself's bet.

Looks good, best of luck with it. @Urban: Just because it "looks" the same, doesn't mean it is...

Because buying it, helps the company from which you buy? Granted I don't think Microsoft needs your money, but if you apply the same thing to say for example an indie game, you're evil. :P

You could always go to your local shopping centre and buy a copy? :rolleyes:

I believe other people people believe such a thing, who am I to disagree. Personally, I don't. /another off-topic post added to the pile. Relative:

Likewise with MediaTemple, but I cannot be bothered stitching them together. And honestly why not, perfect opportunity.

I'm sure they do, and whilst I don't condone the actions of Anonymous (to clarify, I generally agree with their goals, just not the methods to achieve such goals), I must say GoDaddy, more than likely deserved it. Though I do feel bad, for those that simply were blissfully unaware of GoDaddy's shady behavior (choose what you want to believe on the web, but it's relatively well documented), that now have their services (and possibly even livelihood) interrupted.

Only certain movies, ala ones I've watched. >_< Anyway off topic now, so I'll be leaving. :P

I do actually, however I do not wish to say, for fear of being called names. :p Okay you win: Under Siege 2 (not as good as number 1, but pretty solid Seagal film, if there is one) - You could just google the quote you know?

More recently. http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/41830-Can-t-Add-Crimes

That doesn't make using it freely okay, just because the owner hasn't spoken up. (maybe he has, just not here or doesn't even know that people are sharing his/her work freely...)

I'd hang it in my home, but hey to each their own. Nice work.

What would you like doing (briefly)? How are you willing to pay? (per-hour,per-mod,job-lot) Preferred method of payment? (PayPal etc) I am aware we can email you these questions, but it's helpful to know up front before we go and waste both our time. (if you only use PayPal and the developer only uses Google Checkout for example)

Yes, but $price does not exist within the scope of your buildingbuy function. An shoddy example: <?php $variable = 'Testing'; //Closest to yours. function printVariable() { if (isset($variable)) return $variable; return 'Not Found'; } function printVariable2() { global $variable; if (isset($variable)) return $variable; return 'Not Found'; } function printVariable3($variable) { if (isset($variable)) return $variable; return 'Not Found'; } echo printVariable().' | '.printVariable2().' | '.printVariable3($variable); Result: Not Found | Testing | Testing

"Is Object-Oriented PHP (OOP) A Effective Code" - I'm not entirely sure what you mean by this. "Will It Improve My Coding" - Again not sure what you mean by this either. In a sense of will it further better your abilities: Sure learning new things is a good thing, no different in this case. In a sense of will it improve my coding: I don't think so, if your code is bad (bad choice of word, but I think you get the point) beforehand chances are you'll repeat the same no matter what paradigm you use (Procedural, Object-Oriented). On the subject of classes; I find them to be extremely useful/powerful in terms of reusable code (notice most 3rd party libs are in the form of classes), those things you generally find yourself writing every time you start a new project. If you're writing a(-a) class(es) that is(are) used once throughout your project, you're probably going overboard. Good luck with your learning.

Where does $price come from. (This is at OP: but Razor's code is more specific to the point I'm making)

How about putting your checkbox within your form?

Okay well we'll take a look at your available fork, and make provisions for it within the chart then. ;)

How exactly does NWE win this section? Please explain. On that note, we can skip your fork comments considering that's not the EzRPG that is present within this comparison chart, it can be once you release it, but as of now we're speaking of the original EzRPG (well not the original, but the original for here) @Lines of code: Was suggested and added, remember we're accepting suggestions, that community feel would be helpful to them and others. Shipped with a genre theme, hence mafia/crime and medieval. I believe we're talking about language support, the ability to change a message without having to go and search for each occurrence of "hello player, how's it going" within the script itself. Directly editable via some form of ACP. Pretty sure there's a fair few engines/scripts of a various type that offer this ability, so I'm pretty sure there's a good reason for it to be implemented, regardless of the few damn good reasons you mention; that it shouldn't.

The list has been updated with the amount of lines of code each engine consists of.

May I suggest CodeMyConcept for your list of "Alternatively..."?

Here's where I disagree, the colours aren't bad, just the overuse of the purple which puts me off. Anyhow it's a lot better than your previous one, therefore well done, keep at it. :)

I'd like to know what open source license you'll be releasing this under? Best of luck with it. :)