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Danny696

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  1. Illusions, from what he said, its more like Error and trial. :)
  2. Coming next = ajax search. $1
  3. Ahh, and register. Good spot ;)
  4. No, there is no JS in the base mcc engine :)
  5. Im guessing via a table in the db
  6. 1) Yes 2) No 3) Im mint ;)
  7. http://www.twstats.com/en5/index.php?page=player&id=1739665
  8. Thanks everyone. Any requests for $1 AJAXed MCC pages?
  9. Looking good sniko
  10. Chin up, you'll get it soon :)
  11. Whats that got to do with anything :S
  12. you havent globaled $r, and they are all in the function params
  13. $tp=$level; $sapphire=$r['smspph']; $diamond=$r['smdiam']; $jade=$r['smjade']; $amber=$r['smambr']; $garnet=$r['smgrnt']; Replace with; $tp = $level;
  14. I purchased a years worth of a hosting with the starter pack. http://w3theory.com/Hosting/aff.php?aff=004 :)
  15. Umm, all of them ways are right, sure, the <script is old, but it will still work. Therefore, making all of the ways right, and your statement wrong.
  16. I personally wouldnt.
  17. I belive someone requested it, but it wasn't made.
  18. Price range?
  19. So, the very begginning of php right here. There are 4 different ways to start a PHP file. The first and most common way is <?php. The second way and second most popular way to start a file, is simply <?. How simple right! Yet, this second version causes problems, as some servers do not allow the short tag. The third and oldest would be this: <script language="php">. The last way to open a PHP page is the same as Microsoft's ASP.NET script; like so: <%. Offcourse, you only ever need to use one of these. I would suggest useing <?php. Simply becaise all severs can handle it and its up to date. Ok, now you know how to start a file, how do we end it? Well, for the first two opening tags (<?php & <?) its the same closing tag. This tag is simple; ?>. For the third opening tag, we use another HTML tag: </script>. The last tag is just like the first closing tag. Except this one uses a % instead of a ? So this tag is: %>. Now, you can 'mix & match these opening and closing tags, for example, this next part will work: (although the forum doesnt highlight them correctly) <script language="php"> echo'Something'; ?> And, <?php echo'Something'; %> will work also.
  20. Thanks Jordan and Equinox :)
  21. Oh right, sorry I was confused. Yes, I will if you request me to.
  22. You mean like pagnating the shops?
  23. I have totaly changed the file.
  24. You replace the criminial.php file with the one provided, upload the js files, done :)
  25. I play World 5, ranked 282. 10 villages 7 of them complete
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