Djkanna

You may want to mute the video though, no idea why Dave put that sh*t as a background music :p.

Hmm, you can add me for the occasional GTA IV - TBOGT game. PSN: Djkanna

Punctuation I can live without. However please take the care to split your comment up into sections, our eyes are comfortable when we read small chunks (think newspapers.) Whereas the infamous 'Wall of text' is, well, difficult to read.

No. You'll be continuously learning, whether you choose to use what you learn within your projects or not, is entirely up to you.

I honestly think this would be better received out of the browser game environment (at least what we do here), perhaps it'll be a better concept to put into an actual video game (or even a browser game via Unity or the likes.)

It depends on your ability to learn, you can learn what you need to achieve your goals, quite easily. Then it changes as your goals change. The issue is, this industry is fast paced and constantly evolving, that means you're always learning new things and you have to just to keep up.

Start with learning HTML, Javascript (CSS isn't to big of a deal unless you want to make things look pretty.) The start researching how a website works, whilst learning HTML I'm sure you'll be taught a little about this. First of all, are planing on making this a web game, or a desktop app? - Scratch that, it's in the first post.

Download your files, export your db. Upload your files, change the db details, import your db.

That works too. if (!in_array ($ir['user_level'], array(2,3,4,5,6))) { //do your 404 stuff. } also would work, although this way would only be useful if you had a lot more than just 2 levels. :)

You're welcome Newttster, glad it worked for you. @What Spud said: I had a wise fella say pretty much the exact same thing to me, it's good advice. Just don't do what I tried doing, and attempt to make MySQL do *everything*, doesn't end well. :P

^ - Say if you're in NY don't give them the LA option, but if you're in CA do give them that option.

Tricky one, as I don't really watch either. But when I have, American Dad has to be the one I enjoy more. Although I enjoyed The Cleveland Show more than both.

You could always substitute time() for UNIX_TIMESTAMP()

It's untested, but should provide what you're after. <?php $res = $db->query (' SELECT COUNT(`courseid`) AS `count` FROM `coursesdone` WHERE (`userid` = '.$ir['userid'].' && `courseid` BETWEEN 1 AND 72) '); if ($db->num_rows($res) == 1) { $count = $db->fetch_single($res); if ($count == 72) { echo 'You can do'; } else { echo 'You need to do all 72 courses first.'; } }

Okay pal. Good luck fixing your remaining errors.

Perhaps you fulfill this condition. ($ir['course'] > 0) In which case, the function is never defined. Take the function out of the if/else statement and then check. If you want to stop upon fulfilling this condition, put it above the switch statement, and kill the script after your "You're doing a course" message.

Welcome back fella. The community is at a stand-still for the time being, it's neither active nor inactive it's in a little community void of sorts. I'm sure it'll change for the better or worse, eventually. There's still a few posting mods, and a few answering questions, just not as much as there once was. :)

You must realize, just because you would have said, not many others do, we're used to "Thanks" that's it end of thread (or in some cases problem solved an no feedback: Example). A good rule of thumb, remain insistent on your need for help after suggestions have been posted, that way others still know you need help rather than just look over, see a solution and think okay problem solved. Anyhow, I do not wish to argue with you, it's clear now you still need help, so the thread needs to remain open.

Oh someone is a little testy. My remark was simply this, if your problem had been solved (due to the many "Thanks" and suggestions offered) then please tell us, we'll close the thread (ala: stop off-topic posts). If your problem hadn't been solved by the suggestions posted (how would we know?) then also tell us, and we'll continue to help. ;)

And you realize all these posts of yours (and now this one included) are contributing towards the off-topic direction the thread is heading. If you've solved your problem, then please tell us as we can then close the thread, if not also mention you haven't (as a few suggestions have been given), then we can get back to helping you. And in a sense it was beneficial for me to mention the "off topic" discussion due to the fact if people can not access the code, Sniko's reply was almost pointless to those looking for help with the same problem you are having. ;)

Right as the purpose of this thread is done, the thread is closed. If you wish to report bugs within the game, please do so in the correct place (IE: Mail the games admin(s), or post in the games forum).

You can still use codepad, just please provide an alt link too, for those that cannot access codepad occasionally. :) @Razor42: Sorry. Could have been worse we could have started talking about some random stuff, rather than the code he posted to help you (or rather the platform the code exists on.)

It's loading fine now, but generally speaking any time I click on one of you're codepad links, I end up waiting a while. What's wrong with pastie or pastebin? >_<

Please stop using CodePad (or at least provide alternatives to, when CodePad decides to do it's loading fits. >_<)

You've already got the self extracting part down (I think I recall seeing this previously), so I doubt it'd be worth putting in the effort to do this. Like Ruler said, most people just upload using the file manager of cPanel (or whatever panel used), in which uploading what you need couldn't be easier (nor is it difficult within a ftp program or however you decided to upload files). Therefore if you did do it, I doubt many if any would actually use this feature. Regardless, it's a neat idea.