sniko

You mean avast, right? I'm with Avast - no problems here :)

Have you created [email protected] an actual e-mail on your server? Have you got the mail() function installed? Can you send a blank e-mail using PHP to your e-mail?

I don't believe that is an error on my part

What part "doesn't seem to work"

Untested. Change array, line 70. <?php require "globals.php"; if ($_GET['time']) { $time=$_GET['time']; } else { $time=15; } $cn=0; $lk=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE laston>unix_timestamp()-1440*60"); $aa=mysql_num_rows($lk); $ll=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE laston>unix_timestamp()-60*60"); $ab=mysql_num_rows($ll); $lm=mysql_query("SELECT `userid`,`gang`,`username`,`user_level`,`donator_days`,`last_login` FROM users WHERE laston>unix_timestamp()-45*60"); $ac=mysql_num_rows($lm); $ln=mysql_query("SELECT `userid`,`gang`,`username`,`user_level`,`donator_days`,`last_login` FROM users WHERE laston>unix_timestamp()-30*60"); $ad=mysql_num_rows($ln); $lo=mysql_query("SELECT `userid`,`gang`,`username`,`user_level`,`donator_days`,`last_login` FROM users WHERE laston>unix_timestamp()-15*60"); $ae=mysql_num_rows($lo); $he=mysql_query("SELECT `userid`,`gang`,`username`,`user_level`,`donator_days`,`last_login` FROM users WHERE laston>unix_timestamp()-1*60"); $hu=mysql_num_rows($he); $q=mysql_query("SELECT `userid`,`gang`,`username`,`user_level`,`donator_days`,`last_login` FROM users WHERE laston>unix_timestamp()-{$time}*60 ORDER BY laston DESC"); ?> <table width=30% cellpading='1' cellspacing='0' border=0 align=left> <tr> <td> <b>Time Selector</b> </td></tr> <td> <a href='usersonline.php?time=1'>(1 Min)</a> <a href='usersonline.php?time=15'>(15 Mins)</a> <a href='usersonline.php?time=30'>(30 Mins)</a> <a href='usersonline.php?time=45'>(45 Mins)</a> <a href='usersonline.php?time=60'">(60 Mins)</a> <a href='usersonline.php?time=1440'>(24 Hours)</a> </td> </tr> <table width=50% cellpading='1' cellspacing='0' border=0 align=left> <tr> <td class=table> <h3></h3> <td class=table> <b>Gang</b> </td> <td class=table> <b><center>User</center></b> </td> <td> <td class=table> <b>Time Online</b> </td> <td class=table> <b>Action</b> </td> </tr> <?php $donator = null; $owner = null; $staff = null; $colours = array(); /* Yeah, I'm english. This is how we spell it */ /* Change the values, add more if need be */ $colours[1] = '#000000'; $colours[2] = '#000000'; $colours[3] = '#000000'; $colours[4] = '#000000'; while($r=mysql_fetch_assoc($q)) { $la=time()-$r['laston']; $unit="secs"; if($la >= 60) { $la=(int) ($la/60); $unit="mins"; } if($la >= 60) { $la=(int) ($la/60); $unit="hours"; if($la >= 24) { $la=(int) ($la/24); $unit="days"; } } $cn++; $name=$r['username']; $gangtag=$r['yourgangPREF']; if($r['donatordays'] > 0) { $donator="<img src='donator.gif' width='9%' height='9%' alt='Donator: {$r['donatordays']} Days Left' title='Donator: {$r['donatordays']} Days Left' />"; } if($r['user_level'] == 2) { /* staff is anyone with user_level > 1, perhaps change == */ $staff="<img src='staff.gif' width='8%' height='8%' alt='Game Staff' title='Staff' />"; } if($r['userid']==1) { $owner="OWNER"; /* put something for owner here */ } $r['username']="<a href='viewuser.php?u={$r['userid']}'><span style='color: {$colours[$r['user_level']]};'>$name</span> $owner $donator $staff</a>"; print "<tr> <td class=table> $cn. </td> <td class=table >"; if ($r['gang'] > 0) { print" <a href='gangs.php?action=view&ID={$r['gang']}'><small>[View]</small></a> </td>"; } else { print" <small>No Gang</small> </td>"; } print" <td class=table> {$r['username']} </td> <td class=table> ($la $unit) </td> <td class=table>"; $lb=time()-$r['last_login']; $units="secs"; if($lb >= 60) { $lb=(int) ($lb/60); $units="mins"; } if($lb >= 60) { $lb=(int) ($lb/60); $units="hours"; if($lb >= 24) { $lb=(int) ($lb/24); $units="days"; } } if($r['laston'] <= time()-15*15) { $lb="offline"; $unit=""; } print "{$lb} {$units}</td>"; if($r['hospital'] > 0) { print"<td><small>Hospital</small></td>"; } if($r['jail'] > 0) { print"<td><small>Jail</small></td>"; } if($r['hospital'] == 0 AND $r['jail'] == 0) { print"<td><small>[<a href='attack.php?uid={$r['userid']}'>Attack</a>]</td>"; } print"</tr>"; } ?> </td> </tr> </table> <table width=30% class='colortd' cellpading='1' cellspacing='0' border=0 align=left> <tr> <td class=table> <b>Statistics</b> Users online in the last minute: <?php print"{$hu}"; ?> Users online in the last 15 minutes: <?php print"{$ae}"; ?> Users online in the last 30 minutes: <?php print"{$ad}"; ?> Users online in the last 45 minutes: <?php print"{$ac}"; ?> Users online in the last hour: <?php print"{$ab}"; ?> Users online in the last 24 hours: <?php print"{$aa}"; ?> </td> <tr> </table> <table width=30% class='colortd' cellpading='1' cellspacing='0' border=0 align=left> <tr> <td class=table> <b>Legend</b> Admins = <font color=gold>Gold</font> Secretaries = <font color=blue>Blue</font> Assistants = <font color=purple>Purple</font> Members = <font color=silver>Silver</font> Staff = <img src='staff.gif'></img> Donators = <img src='donator.gif'></img> </td> <tr> </table> <?php $h->endpage(); ?>

Following on from this, I created this little thing to test the data-type of something, which you could integrate into your source <html> <head> <title>Try (throw) catch</title> <style type="text/css"> #error { background: #A85858; padding: 5px; border: 1px solid #804242; width: 30%; } #success { background: #458042; padding: 5px; border: 1px solid #4B8042; width: 30%; } </style> </head> <body> <?php /* * A bit of error handling - Using ttc (try throw catch) -- sniko -- 10 September 2012 */ function ttc( $pass ) { try { if( !is_array($pass) ) { throw new Exception('Please pass an array.'); } else { foreach($pass as $data_type => $value) { if( $data_type == 'int' ) { if( !is_int($value) ) { throw new Exception('Wrong data type. (int)'); } } if( $data_type == 'string' ) { if( !is_string($value) ) { throw new Exception('Wrong data type. (string)'); } } if( $data_type == 'bool' ) { if( !is_bool($value) ) { throw new Exception('Wrong data type. (bool)'); } } } } } catch(Exception $e) { return "<div id=\"error\">". $e->getMessage() ."</div>"; } } $array = array( 'int' => 3, 'string' => 'foobar', 'bool' => FALSE ); if( ttc($array) ) { echo ttc($array); } else { echo "<div id=\"success\">Success!</div> <br /> Data types are correct!"; } ?> </body> </html>

Yeah, but ticking ALL PRIVILEGES opens the horizons and flood gates to the dark eternity, of what we call Hell. Sorry, I went a bit epic there :p

True Octarine, thanks for having my 6 ;) ModernMafia, no need. Just click your user in MySQL Databases.

Select, Insert, Update, Delete These are the common commands used in McCodes

All I can say is, time is money. It's up to the author whether they release it for free or not

Although, it would help if you thought about the privileges you gave to the database user.

Just a suggestion, indent your code ;)

... just like a . (First thing that popped into my head when I read that ;)) @tprice88 - Looks good! Has some potential! I hope it goes well for you

Mind pasting the source of the process of login?

Ahaha! -tooshort-

Very cool, very cool indeed!

...and peter just summed up my views in one small paragraph

Post your favorite GIFS. Here's mine:

Count me in.

The universe is finite, meaning it has an end. The universe is expanding, and will soon end. I don't believe the world is going to end, but I believe the universe will soon end - for sure, not in our lifetime.

There's quite a lot of content in the articles here.

It's off-topic, perhaps make a new topic? Also, there is no such thing as 'unlimited'. The universe isn't even unlimited.

Namecheap are milking it! haha

I was working on a McCodes game, as there was an error with editing a house, would you mind testing that to see if there was an error?

My last words - before you kill me - I read it somewhere :p