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Thanks! I'll try it out when I get home later. I have to say, when you fix/update all of the points in this thread, it will be a great game. Loving the early concept and will be very interested to see how this develops and expands.

Maybe it's on my end, but the AJAX map you have just promoted does not have any functionality.

While I believe that you are just nit picking now, I would tend to agree that if the payment details were never given, then the transaction could not have been completed and he could not have had the license for the item. That is provided the screenshot is authentic.

Anything to back that up with? At the minute I just see what looks like a basic game with an empty database. I understand you would have reset the game for the purposes of selling, but do you have any screenshots around the time it was open and active?

Peter, look I have been following this thread as a lurker with the popcorn since the first post, but I need to defend sniko here. He has been nothing but impartial, and is just trying to do what everyone else is doing, trying to get to the bottom of this.

Guys, I know this is a very heated debate, but it might be worth noting that this little drama may have just increased forum activity. Congratulations all for being a part of this wonderful moment :)

You know what? You are probably safer just taking the open source v1 and modifying it. Its a base to work off, and by the time you personalise it, you are probably going to have changed the scripts enough that they no longer look like MCC at all.

Sorry. OP, post it up here and you will get more willing to help.

Do you have a list of requirements of what you would like the mod to do? For example, the mod will auction item X, it needs to have feature Y and it will alter database table Z. If you have this list compiled, PM me and we can do this tonight. However, if you do not have a clear plan of what you need, go and write that first or find another user to help.

Thanks sniko, forgotten how to array properly so went the long way around. Been too long away :s Anyway, worked 100% cheers :D

Been away from this for months but needed to make a quick script for something and been tripped up on day 1 stuff. Anyone know why this would be constantly showing up as a positive match? I want it to fail and give the error message if all 4 numbers match another entry with those exact same 4 numbers. Even if only 3 numbers of 4 match, the script should progress, but its always showing a match. I know its something simple, just can't see it :s   $q=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM tickets WHERE name='{$_POST['name']}'"); while($c=mysql_fetch_assoc($q)) { if(($_POST['no1'] == $c['no1'] || $c['no2'] || $c['no3'] || $c['no4']) && ($_POST['no2'] == $c['no1'] || $c['no2'] || $c['no3'] || $c['no4']) && ($_POST['no3'] == $c['no1'] || $c['no2'] || $c['no3'] || $c['no4']) && ($_POST['no4'] == $c['no1'] || $c['no2'] || $c['no3'] || $c['no4'])) { echo "This ticket already exists.<br><a href='add.php'>Back</a>"; exit; } }

Timestamps are probably the best way to go then. There's a great tutorial on the site somewhere, I think it's called "Replacing the 1 minute cron" or something. Just do a search for it

I lol'd. For the cost of the engine you'd think you'd offer at least a little bit of support. #scamartists

Tbh I think the game is very, very boring. I don't know if the tutorial has ended or not, I'm being walked through the whole game it seems. Spent like half an hour doing all this stuff and I'm none the wiser. The concept seems very flat, and awfully confusing in places. There are numerous spelling mistakes and poor grammar and some sentences that make absolutely no sense. And the conversation pieces are terrible. "Shall we ambush" "Yeah let's ambush!" (win some fight) "Yeah let's go for a party tonight!" Saying that, there is a lot of thought gone into the movement and look of the game. The map looks good, the animations are ok. It seems all the effort went into the looks and the rest was neglected. But saying all that, there's only one question you really want answered from every player. Would I be back again to play it? No.

Oh, ok, I just wrote "Test 1", and "Test 1" appears in Database, no problem.   Nooooo this is never going onto any website or anything like that. Someone else mailed me with numerous security flaws, but I said in the original post that it was not to be going online. So I neglected security, layout, whatever, bad practice I know, but I just am working through the functions atm. If I ever need to incorporate this, it will be re-written from scratch.

Certainly. So I select 2 groups of 6. Group 1 has Teams 1-6 (in order) and 2 has 7-12 (in order) What is input into DB is: Group 1: Team 1 Group 1: Team 7 Group 1: Team 3 Group 1: Team 8 Group 1: Team 5 Group 1: Team 9 Group 2: Group 2: Team 10 Group 2: Group 2: Team 11 Group 2: Group 2: Team 12 I see a pattern there, but I can't exactly find why it is.

Thanks for the reply! No, I have the Post method in the form tag where I believe it should be, besides the other post items work perfectly fine. In fact the problem relates to line 10 and this bugger {$_POST[$z1]}, so I believe the problem areas are lines 24-34.

Ok, so here's the thing. I'm practicing something, a competition/league organiser script, and I hit a standstill. So, I have a page where I choose number of groups, and number of participants per group. Everything works as it should apart from one thing. The participant's name. When it enters the DB, there is erratic results for the name. I was hoping someone could see the error I made and perhaps help me find a solution. <?php include "config.php"; echo "<h3>New Tournament</h3>"; if($_POST['s2']) { $gettheid=mysql_fetch_assoc(mysql_query("SELECT tid FROM settings WHERE active=1 LIMIT 1")); $maxentry=($_POST['numgrps']*$_POST['tpg']); $z1=1; while($z1 < ($maxentry+1)) { $grpdc=ceil($z1/$_POST['tpg']); mysql_query("INSERT INTO groups VALUES('{$gettheid['tid']}','{$grpdc}','{$_POST[$z1]}','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0')"); $z1++; } echo "League setup complete.<br><a href='index.php'>View</a>"; exit; } if($_POST['s1']) { mysql_query("INSERT INTO settings VALUES(NULL, '{$_POST['name']}', '{$_POST['numgrps']}', '{$_POST['tpg']}', '1')") or die (mysql_error()); $n=0; echo "<form method='post'>"; while($n < $_POST['numgrps']) { $ng=$n+1; echo "<h4>Group {$ng}</h4><table>"; $nt=0; while($nt < $_POST['tpg']) { $ntm=$nt+1; $loop=($nt+1)*$ng; $teamsel=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM teams ORDER BY name"); echo "<tr><td>Team {$ntm}: </td><td><select name='{$loop}'><option value=''>Select...</option>"; while($tmg=mysql_fetch_assoc($teamsel)) { echo "<option value='{$tmg['name']}'>{$tmg['name']}</option>"; } echo "</select></td></tr>"; $nt++; } echo "</table><br />"; $n++; } echo "<input type='hidden' name='numgrps' value='{$_POST['numgrps']}'> <input type='hidden' name='tpg' value='{$_POST['tpg']}'> <input type='hidden' name='s2' value='1'> <input type='submit' value='Submit'></form>"; exit; } echo "<form method='post'> <table><tr><td>Name: </td><td><input type='text' name='name'></td></tr> <tr><td>Number of Groups: </td><td> <select name='numgrps'> <option value='1'>1</option> <option value='2'>2</option> <option value='3'>3</option> <option value='4'>4</option> <option value='5'>5</option> <option value='6'>6</option> <option value='7'>7</option> <option value='8'>8</option> </select></td></tr> <tr><td>Teams per Group: </td><td> <select name='tpg'> <option value='3'>3</option> <option value='4'>4</option> <option value='5'>5</option> <option value='6'>6</option> <option value='7'>7</option> <option value='8'>8</option> </select></td></tr></table> <input type='hidden' name='s1' value='1'> <input type='submit' value='Submit'> </form>"; ?>   Thanks for reading, and even more thanks if you reply ;) PS I'm well aware of the messiness of the code, but it's only to see if I could get it to work and isn't for going online or anything.

One who is new to coding often has difficulties with that, nothing against you or anyone, just past experiences have shown that people just don't know how to display their name on a web page, never mind take the initiative to install the game manually. Well done then to you, at least what you lack in experience, you make up for in common sense and intelligence. It's refreshing to see that here.

  I was "shocked", no, more thrown off by this line:  

Yes, for someone that's new to coding, I too would love to see how you got it to work without installing...are you sure it is working? Have you gone into the game and done crimes and trained at the gym, for example? Because just the login page appears fine before installing.

I remember doing some bug testing on this, but I thought it was a bit longer than months ago...like last year or something. Anyway, congrats on the release and best of luck!

mysql_query("select * from `users` and `status`='Alive'   Does this actually show a working leaderboard?

Thing I can't get my head around is, how he is asking for $5,000 in exchange for a share of profits, without even explaining how the money is going to be remade? If you are going to scam, at least put a bit of effort into it. Where is this game going to make money (and don't just say "donations") and wth do you need $5k for anyway?? It seems your game is almost completed as you promised a closed beta in July (within the next 30 days from now).

I wouldn't call "working" code, which "isn't killing resources", that has massive security holes a "win" tbh. Maybe all your codes are air tight with the "99%" security seal, but didn't sound like you were that bothered by the way you wrote it.