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A quick collaboration experience with Alonzo / Skooda. I've just taken up the following; http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/41741-Looking-for-a-revamp The client paid quickly, and up-front, even before I started development on the systems, which is good. The client paid a day before I start development on the systems, which indicates he can trust others, and to his word, as he stated he would pay upfront in the thread (linked). - sniko

Select `dditem` from the items table, with a WHERE clause (`itemid`=$var) Store the value of `dditem` in an array Compare both `dditem` and `donatordays` Manipulate the result

For any future request, you have my permission to use any of my free submitted modifications. Looks like a good project :) I hope it works out the way you wish to!

As do I! First, I need to get college work out the way, and then I'll be submitting a few systems to the site, especially for the newly outsourced McCodes FREE.

Good result :) I like the new site and it's easy to function :)

That is not the definition of a 'naysayer'. A 'naysayer' is someone who tries to get you down, non-accidentally. An understandable but not excusable mistake.

Thanks Danny696 for the feedback :) Section #3 should be up soon :)

Edit the query, line 11.   $q = $db->query("SELECT `itmbuyprice`,`itmname`,`itmbuyable` FROM `items` WHERE `itmid` = {$_GET['ID']} AND ( `LOC` = {$ir['location']} OR `LOC` = 0)");   If I read what you requested correctly, this will only return the details of the item if; The item ID is valid You're in the correct location Or the item location is set to 0, which I assume was default :?

I've e-mailed you ;)

Read Section #1   Motivation Through everything you do you will start with a lot of motivation, as you're seeing a lot of difference from idea to product. This is the one of the crucial stages in building a successful project, the start. If you make a good start, when you're fully motivated, you will get a lot done, which you can use to your advantage later on, when you've reached that stage of the feeling 'repetition' and 'a never end project to achieve your idea'. So, you need to carry on throughout the lifespan of your project, working, to make it better in every way possible, and not slacking (Refer to section #1). You slack, you lose time, you lose time, you lose motivation. A vicious metaphoric circle. Check this topic. Hype Hype is a good thing when you're building success, you throw ideas around, even to yourself, in your head. It's a great feeling knowing you're in control and you can do anything. It's like being a painter and you have a blank canvas, and you can paint anything and society will accept it for only how great it is. This is the best feeling ever, hype. You imagine every possibility you can ever imagine that your project will endeavor to become success, you'll even fantasize about it, this will add to your motivation, so, keep hyped! Remember take each day individually, and use your hours! Ignore the Naysayers You will most definitely meet a few of these along the way. If you're unsure what one of these are; You have to ignore them, only look for positiveness. A Naysayer is, typically, either one of these; Jealous of you Trapped in the mediocre society that we live in, that nothing can be a success Feel honored that you have a naysayer in your path, as it means you've thought 'outside the box' and someone is jealous of you ;) You can use this as extra motivation, motivation in the sense of proving them wrong! Visit These Eric Thomas Website Eric Thomas YouTube 8Tracks Mix #1 8Tracks Mix #2   Section #3, coming soon? Reviews? This is all theory, I haven't put any of this in real practice, for the simple reason of time.

Introduction... You want to build a big project, and become successful, like everyone. So, the number 1 thing to do is invest time. Building a successful project is not an overnight thing, or instant, it all takes time. Some may argue that you need to 'spend money to make money', this statement is actually not entirely true, here is why; Take a project that has become a global sensation, especially since Friday, being valued at over £100Billion. Mark Z., when creating Facebook, was in debt, from server bills by something like £100 per month, and by his friends lending him money to pay the bills. A few years later, one of the richest people on Earth. I may contradict myself by saying that you need to pay for things for people to access it, for example; an internet connection, computer, server. But all that is pennies in reality, say, £1,000 a year, give or take. What do I need? A list of primary things you need to become successful Time Passion Motivation An Idea Basic Equipment Patience Time Time is a very valuable commodity that most people overlook, because they have their whole life ahead of them, but think about time differently, here; * There are 24 hours in a day. Fact. * You sleep, 10 hours a day, that gives you 14 hours left. * You eat, and procrastinate for, say, 3 hours a day. You have 11 hours left. ! You've 'wasted' over half a day, and you haven't even made an attempt to become successful today, and it all mounts up. "I'll take a day off today" Each day you take off, it takes you 1 day longer to get where you would be. Think of it as this Think of your project as you're building a wall, and it takes 300 bricks to make this wall, and treat each day as - metaphorically - as you are placing (to the best of your ability) 1 brick to that wall. I say "to the best of your ability" as you wouldn't slack to become successful, would you? Now you have this day - brick - and you're trying to place this 'brick' to build this 'wall' - remember, metaphorically - the very best you can, with nothing out of place, to make this 'wall' look spectacular. Today, you have this 'brick', how will you place it to build this 'wall'? Read Section #2 Reviews? This is all theory, I haven't put any of this in real practice, for the simple reason of time.

I believe so. MediumINT INT   Therefore, INT(4) will have 4 visible bits And through the process of abstraction, it will only show, to you, the user, "1000" and not "0000001000". This theory may be incorrect, I'd suggest approaching one of the more 'experienced' developers

It's inevitable, really. Spammers will flee to 'Freedom of Speach on the Internet'. So, if don't you disallow the ability to post content on your site, it will happen.

Start from scratch, you'll get better results ;)

Isn't that what I've said, but simpler? :p But, my answer to your question, yes, it makes sense.

I catch your drift, now, and please don't shoot me dead If my memory serves me incorrectly, but... Memory will be used, even if, to the human eye - through abstraction - it looks like 4 bits are being used, ie. 1000. So, INT(11) will have 11 visible bits allocated to that section in memory for integers, and placing 1000 in it, it will be in memory as; 00000001000 MediumINT INT That's quite a difference, in number. Now, to your question. You place "1000" in unsigned INT, 0000001000 You place "1000" in unsigned MediumINT, 00001000 That is 2 extra bits being used for, well, nothing. You have 1,000 users, and they have, typically, the value "1000" in this specific column, that is; 1000 * 2 = 2000 extra bits being used. Sure, you could argue that 2000 bits is not even 2KB(?), but that is extra 'strain', even if minimal, on a server, but consider it on a bigger scale, Facebook for example. I think it's the 'picky' developers that usually take this into account, and therefore try and force their ways onto others, saying it's good practice. My personal view is that it is good practice, trying to conserve memory. I don't know why, but this certain reply seemed to have a 'fetish' towards the number "1000" :P I hope that helped, moreover, correct.

$money = $ir['money']; // Change $ir[...] to what you use for money $minMoney = 1000000; // 1 Million, as stated above [Post #9] if( $money % $minMoney ) { /* Do query to deduct $minMoney from their money * Do query to add 1 point * Send a user an event? */ }   How's that?

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Mhmmm, sure it does :D

Oh, you do make me chuckle!

I chose 2, only because it looks more '1920's', especially with the border.

I wise man once said "Better be safe than sorry." Does that apply in this situation....?

Why use the wildcard '*' if you're just finding out how many users are above level x?

I think they are referring to the amount of memory it will take up from using INT(11) and MEDIUMINT.

Any evidence....? I'm not doubting you, but others might.