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Djkanna

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  1. Two options; 1( Close the COMMENT ): ALTER TABLE `properties_mod_user` ADD `upgrades` VARCHAR( 200 ) NOT NULL COMMENT ''; 2( Or Remove it): ALTER TABLE `properties_mod_user` ADD `upgrades` VARCHAR( 200 ) NOT NULL;
  2. Cheers fella.
  3. Thanks Sniko, this is one of the ones I've tried in the past, but constant buggy states, and frequent loss of connection whilst app was running in the background, it really wasn't the best option for me.
  4. Djkanna

    Hello?

    Welcome back Fazothy.
  5. Hey guys & gals. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with IRC clients for iPhone/iPad? If so which one do you recommend, ideally I'd like one that stays connected in the background, rather than disconnecting all the time. I don't particularly care about the price tag, I'd rather pay for a decent app, than mess around with free ad-ridden ones. Thanks.
  6. Sounds like a good base to work from, though I would think it would require some form of screening process if you were to do it as a community-driven vote based 'list'. I mean people may not be "trusted" yet have a large group of people to vote for them, in doing so position themselves further up the list, I'm aware it's a very slim/straw pulling point, but a point nonetheless. What would be the requirements be to be added to this list? Would one have to provide samples to you ( or the assignee ) of their work before they're considered for the list? In which case wouldn't it be in theory just like the original thread in a sense ( being that the assignee can decline/accept as they see fit or potentially persuasion ) On the flip side, something like that really would be required, otherwise it would end up just being a list of members, developers or not, trusted or not. Either way at the end of the day it's a good proposal and definitely something that would benefit the community as a whole.
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    2016...

    Happy ( albeit late ) New Year, one and all!
  8. Welcome back, Dom!
  9. Well that spoils it now doesn't it. Interesting little read, thanks MTG. Bada Boom ya da ya.
  10. Getting sweet on me pal eh?? Hit me up on FB&Skype dude!!!
  11. So not a lot then yeah? :rolleyes:
  12. I've been gone for approximately a year now, but after talking to [MENTION=68711]KyleMassacre[/MENTION] this afternoon, I figured I'd pop back in and see what new things are happening, what has changed etc.
  13. It's going to be rather out-dated now, but it's here
  14. All I can say is; I like your signature [MENTION=68711]KyleMassacre[/MENTION]
  15. Best of luck Dayo!
  16. I wouldn't go that far, but thanks all the same! I'll still be contributing here and there where I can, but only for fun. :)
  17. Yes, have been for some time. I check back every now and again, to see what's going on but that's about it. Hit me up on Skype/Facebook/Text, we'll catch up.
  18. Here, there, everywhere! Been busy man, busy busy busy. By busy I mean, 'sleep, eat, party, sleep'; That's a lie, I've not slept that much. ;)
  19. I was given mine by ColdBlooded, don't think I can sell it. However if it's alright by ColdBlooded, Dayo can have mine, just needs CB to transfer it over, I've not got a use for it.
  20. I remember this :O
  21. Nice one!
  22. Fair enough, wasn't really directed at you as much as your post offered a way in for my opinion on the matter. You're a smart cookie, we know this. :P
  23. Even easier: Not bother. :) The simplest solution is quite often the best solution. No matter what you do, someone will work around it to save them a few ( ugh ) bucks. Give people something worth paying for, and the majority will pay. Offer official support to paying users or something, access to tutorials, snippets, mods, ideas etc. Build the community around the engine in a way that makes people pay for the access to the community rather than the engine itself.
  24. ( for others ) No it's a method of a fallback when loading jQuery. The idea is, load jQuery via some form of CDN ( Google's for example ), then include a variation of the above to load a local copy ( or another CDN if you wish ) in case of failure. <script src="//[insert cdn copy here]"></script> <script>!window.jQuery || document.write ( '<script src="[local copy here]"><\/script>')</script> Most commonly found when using this Relevant snippet
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