bluegman991

Haha. Why not get like a 72" or bigger t.v.

That is logo material right there. Nice job! A little more could be added to it. But it is dead in the middle of not to simple and not to complex. However internet explorer has the lower case "e" logo. I know your's is different but it is very close. And if I focus on the e the slightest bit I think I can click on it and open IE. So I think you should find a way to put the p back in there.

And by hunting game do you mean 3d, 2d, or text based.

If I were to see these ad's. I would think that it was a movie ad and probably go look for more info about the movie. So somewhere you should put that its a Massive multi-player online game. They are pretty great though!

I never knew that board was there. Then again I don't browse all of the forums and boards. I would think it would be under technics though instead of web design since its not only used for making the website look good. Wait web design is under techniques. Well it should probably be in another sub forum then. Web design is just the last place i would look for javascript. Actually there should be an action script forum. Iv'e seen flash forum requests. So there could be a sub forum for actionscript/javascript/flash and any other similar language that may be out there.

Lol. 3 screens as in 3 different monitors? What do you put on each monitor?

Depends on who your advertisement provider is. Not that familiar with using ads but usually you will get a few cents per ad view. Then a few more cents per click. I'm sure there rates will be somewhere in there FaQ's or somewhere. After you get some rates. Take the monthly hosting fee and divide it by the rate per view. That will give you how many views you need per month to break even where you wont be in profit or in debt. Take that number and divide it be 30. Then you will have how many view you will need per day. Then change the uc (user count) variable in the equation below untill it seems like a reasonable amount of views a user can get per day. uc=user count vpd=views per day uv (user views) = vpd/uc

If your not ibraham so be it. It would probably be best not to say you're friends with someone you barely know. I get the feeling though that somehow this was an attempt to clear ibraham's name and probably scam more people.

I don't see any php. :confused:

If regular image refreshing doesnt work you can add a random number or timestamp to the query and that'll refresh it. (http://www.website.com/image.png?32128718732)

The quality of the image just seems low. What program did you use to make it?

Xbox live can be hacked and has been hacked. If you can log into xbox live on the pc game then the game is most likely for xbox so don't see any need for that. Does xbox have a phone? No. Can you log onto xbox live with an xbox phone? Xbox doesn't have a phone. Not many people play online multiplayer games on any mobile devices except ones made by nintendo, apple, android, or playstation On what game (besides cod) does xbox have a better online experience than ps3 and how is it better? IDK why but cod on the net is kinda of bad for ps3 (lag,disconnect). Except mw2 is not that bad(1/10 chance of lag/disconnect). I think that is a mistake in cod's coding though. I have Killzone 3, MAG (Up to 256 players can be in same match), Resistance, Midnight Club: LA, GTA 4, BF:BC2, Grand Tourismo 5, Dead Rising 2. And on not one of these games have I lost connection. On Midnight Club I have experienced a little lag but on the rest of them... No lag.

I prefer game consoles over the pc. Mainly because of having to use the keys and mouse to navigate and things. It's just easier with a controller. My console of choice is the ps3 because it is capable of doing more than any other console.

To protect against wild cards you could use: $_POST['var']=addcslashes(mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['var']),'%_');   htmlspecialchars does not do as good of a job as mres. htmlspecialchars is meant for encoding html. mres is made for escaping possibly malicious characters.

No htmlspecialchars does not do the same thing as mysql_real_escape_string. htmlspecialchars encodes certain characters that are used in the html language and are vital to html parsing (<,>,",',etc...) to a read only state. It can help against mysql injection in some cases but not all. mysql_real_escape_string will change the charset of the input to utf-8 (decoding any multi byte characters) then add slashes to certain characters and strings vital to mysql in addition to (",',\) also making them read only. mysql_real_escape_string is a function in the mysql extension and is built for sanitizing data going into the database and knows what sub strings/characters should/shouldn't be changed. So when sanitizing a string I recommend using it in addition to anything else you may want to do to the string. This function also does not fully secure against mysql injection in some cases so be warned. About you having to strip slahes everytime you do something with the string you did mres(mysql_real_escape_string) on... You should not have to do this. Are you having to do this after you select the data from the database,or are you mresing the string then echoing/doing something else with it then inserting/updating into database. If you are having to do it after selecting the info from the database then you or a function are doing something to the data. Things you may be doing: - Double mresing the string - addslashes then mresing the string - using one of those functions that in some case just screw up or w/o telling it to modify's the string If you are mresing the string then trying to output it somewhere or further modify it. I recommend mres be the last thing you do on it before it goes into the database or use a separate variable one for whats going into the database and one for whats going to be outputted/further modified.

I'm not entirely sure if they were talking about this, but I think Rory_M was pointing out the fact that devy's account was made on the same day as this thread and only has 1 post. Leading some to believe that it was the same person who made this thread trying to put a good word in for himself, which could mean it may have been a scam.

First thing I saw was it is not in English so i have no idea what its about. Well google translate detected your site to be in Lithuanian. Is it right? If so just wanted to let you know that less than 1% of internet users speak Lithuanian. So this could be a contribution to why it is hard to find players. Especially when only 25% of those less than 1% of people play games and when 50% of the people who play games like to play your type of game. While 28% of internet users speak English and 23% of them speak Chinese. The 3rd most popular internet language is Spanish with 8% (less than 1/3 of the amount of English users). So if you want to have a decently popular game... Incorporate a few more languages into it or just change it over to English. I'm not against you the numbers are. :p

i can tell you whats happening but wont be able to help you fix it unless i see the file either the variable given to foreach is not an array or the syntax is wrong correct format for foreach foreach($variable as $k => $v) { } or foreach($variable as $v) { }   $variable must be an array $k and $v can be any variable preferably an empty one since it will be over written when the foreach statement executes just know the index/key will be put assign to whatever variable that is in the $k spot and the value will be assigned to the variable in the $v spot

never played mw1 but I do have mw2 I dont know how different their game-play's are. Going by what people say about cod (they are pretty much all the same) and considering mw1 and 2 have the same story line and made by the same developers. Zombies is fun but its the same thing over and over again and it gets boring quick. That is why i like spec ops in mw2. Although new missions weren't added in new map packs like zombies. It was fun beating it on easy hardened and veteran because there was a lot to explore; goes a bit more in depth of some of the maps in campaign; was also fun getting to complete the missions with a partner and beating your,friends,iw's best times. The thing Im getting at with the above is adventure,variety,options. Those just make everything more fun. Graphics are another big reason I like mw2 game-play over black ops. IDK if black ops tried to make their graphics look to realistic or if they just go along with the story line taking place during cold war? But they (mainly the maps campaign & multiplayer) just seem gloomy or maybe? Like the middle of a color scale was chooped out something like this. The missing colors probably aren't noticeable but 30% of the colors in the middle are missing Gun detail... To me mw2 had a lot more gun detail. Compare mw2 mp5k's,dragunovs,ak47's to the ones in other games they look better. Oh and getting on top of stuff... MW2 you can jump on anything almost anything that you can have the jump height to get on to. Black ops they have barriers everywhere its leads back to my first paragraph about adventure. I'll edit this post as i find more reasons i like mw.

Well I don't know how exactly he zipped the files. I know the quickest path people usually go is just selecting the folder and sending to a compressed (zipped) folder. Which is the way i assumed he did it hence why he is getting a file not found error.

If you uploaded the files via zipped folder then extracted them it may have moved them to the the folder name of the zipped file in which case you will have to move the files to the public_html folder An example in case you didn't understand. You upload file name mccodes.zip to public_html, path is now /home/public_html/mccodes.zip You extract mccodes.zip, The extracted path of mccodes.zip is now /home/public_html/mccodes/ You will now need to go into the mccodes folder and move the files to the public_html folder. Hopefully that helped

I'm guessing you mean like how text file chats are by just writting the html to a txt file and checking to see if theres new data every blank seconds? Well with a text file depending on how much it is viewed and how much html is written to it then that could use up plenty of bandwidth. If your talking about storing inventory items in an array in a php file (not sure how peoples inventory's are set up so...). Whether its set up like $weapons=array('ak47' => 12); or $weapons=array(ak47 => array(0 => array('bullets' => 12, '' => 'color' => 'gold'),array('bullets' => 20, 'color' => 'black')));   The first way may be a bit faster than the second but has less options. But when your comparing them to mysql... When the user starts to get more items the file will take a tiny bit longer to load for each item since it has to load the entire file. Since mysql only gets whats needed i would guess mysql would be better speed wise. In a mysql db (only the values in parenthesis are counted toward memory used) +------------+-----------+-------------+ |Gun____|Bullets__|Color____| |(AK47)_|(12)____|(Gold)___| |(AK47)_|(20)____|(Black)__| But in a php file everything would by counted towards memory used. <?php $weapons=array(ak47 => array(0 => array('bullets' => 12, '' => 'color' => 'gold'),array('bullets' => 20, 'color' => 'black'))); ?>   So mysql would probably win memory wise also. The last factor i would consider is server stress not exactly sure about figuring that 1 out. However if you have physical access to your host you could probably check out your task manager.

i thought you were having a problem automatically getting daylight savings time or was it just because you an incorrect parameter?

if your own xampp it should automatically do it if your using an online host provider not sure if its possible unless you make a function to add/subtract seconds if it is the time of year of daylight settings

i kinda feel your pain i was trying to figure out what all phpmyadmin did to queries before they executed it and to do this i would have to find out where they executed it looked through 1 file seen some includes looked in the included files... more includes and more and more includes then dead end so i just said forget it i havent seen your files or directory but im gonna take a guess that its not as complex as phpmyadmin so it shouldn't be that hard as for testing for exploits... theres really only 1 way to do it if you have decent knowledge of php then you could probably find them just by looking through the files if not? you are going to have to look through each if statement and executed function and think what would happen to this if the user did this? then try it out... if it works find a way to fix it