Arek

Maybe your not drunk enough :P If your not sober you can get a hang over

Hey Do you mean how to give an item to a user when they donate?

Hey   That wouldent work, that error ususaly means that the sql statement wasn't valid or failed

Hi I no longer use putty but if i remember correctly when you type the password in you will not see anything come up as you type, but once you have typed the password just press enter.

Hey The game seems out of theme to me, the buildings look like a 'today' themed game. Maybe the future wont change that much (flying cars, neon lights covering buildings etc) buts thats what i think about when you said futuristic. Maybe iv been playing too much bioshock but thats what i think about (not saying that others think the same as me) My eyes dont seem to know where to look, there is text everywhere with a whole lot of 'notes' makes it look untidy and distracts from the game. Sorry if the review seems harsh but its not ment to be. Im sure the game has a good backend but to be the graphics/layout dont match.

It woudlent work with that code, thats only giving the item 100ammo

:) Hi By the looks of it, it is adding 'ammo' for all items with the type 4 (weps? maybe duno) from the 'readme' it should be giving the users 100 ammo each (duno?) but the query will only insert the itemid (not userid) Or it could be building a 'shop' like thing where it will list all weps and display how much ammo you can buy? Not sure would need more code.

Hey Hey, the sql was fine but there was a error, i dident user $stmt->store_result to save it. Dont see how this helps when programming but it fixed it anyway :)

$stmt = $mysqli->prepare('SELECT user_name from `user_details` where user_email = ?'); $stmt->bind_param('s', $var); $stmt->execute() or $this->myerror[] = $stmt->error;   Any idea why this wont work, and wont give a error?

Hi Both statements should run together no need to "join" them. Is it possible that $rand2 gave a random number of 0?

Hey You need a where clause like "where userid=$userid"

Just delete the rest! :p >.> (dont)

Done some more reading and placing "php_value error_reporting 0" in htaccess would work too (better, depending on how you look at it) and no thanks :P

Yes :)

If i remember correct error_reporting(0) should work. Also in php.ini you can use display_errors = off