sniko

Wow, this is an awesome game in my opinion, and I wasn't even fussed that there was a followed-through story line, to my knowledge anyway.

$var = filter_var($var, FILTER_VALIDATE_INT) ? abs( (int) $var) : 0;   Try that

  If you've known Crazy-T from his younger days, you'd assume it's sarcasm :P

Visit the game Blood of Eternity is a text based role playing game, that is placed in Norway, 17th century. The Story In the early 17th century a rare species was discovered that caused threat to the civilisation, there on, a group of few selected were picked from the existing Vampires, called The Elders, who made it their life to help protect the civilisation and bring as much peace as possible to the land. They have majestic ruling over all immortals due to their powers being too strong to be fought. The Elders soon realised a threat came to the Vampires as they are most vulnerable when the sun is up, therefore a new race was synthetically created, the Lycans. They were 'slaves' to the Vampires to protect them as they rest, but soon rebelled against the vampires and became their own, hunting vampires where ever. During the collapse of civilisation, towns’ populations plummeted, as people ran for their lives due to the scare from the immortals. Some humans stayed behind, scavenging the area, trying to persuade those most powerful to take their souls in exchange of inhuman power, to fight the immortals and take back control of their land. This is where the witch race boosted in numbers as the demand for these inhuman powers became high. The battle between the ownership of the land is still ongoing, and its fate depends on you. The Mechanics We've implemented quite unique features, and implemented the story throughout the whole game which we hope will entice players to join and have fun. The game has a simple RPG construction, on that you level up, by doing various tasks and unlock more things to do. We've made sure that the city isn't just a 'trash-can' to link ALL features for the player upon signup, but ensure that they notice when they unlock these features and the city builds upon their character growth. The Team We've had two 'part-time' programmers who have helped us tremendously, so a big thank you to Paul Evans and illusions. The full-time team are; Myself, sniko Sun We also are looking into the future and are looking into getting a graphic designer, whom of which we are both impressed with his work.

The majority of people have said Photoshop, yet, when I use the Adobe package at college, I tend to use Fireworks, due to it being, in my view, better.

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@iExze & Newttster - I'd like to question both of your methods, this time I used your advice ;) You have the following [...]WHERE `userid`= '".$ir['userid']."'"[..]   So, My question. Why encase a numerical value in apostrophes ( ' ) thus making the program treat it as a string? Here's how I would do it; $db->query("UPDATE `stagetable` SET `grosetonesone`= '1' WHERE `userid`=". $userid, $c) or die(mysql_error()); I would, after confirmation that it works, remove the or die(mysql_error()) as it won't be needed.

Have a look at my replies and the one iExze did, page 3, and page 1.   <?php /* * Register :: Skeleton * Fill in the //comments */ if($_POST) { /* * Submit button has been pressed * Filter / Sanitize and encrypt data * Enter data into the database * Show success message */ } ?> <h3>Register</h3> <form action='' method='post'> <!-- Form labels and inputs here --> <input type='submit' value='Register' /> </form>   I don't see why this wouldn't work, when you add 'meat to the skeleton'

@W3Theory || Peter It seems there are no users before ID.121 @Jaymo It seems you've got a lot of features, put them together, bam. "We have a game". It gave the impression that you didn't think about the story line, how things will be played, even some of the features don't "mix" well with the genre of the game, such as the whole "Casino" area. Let's imagine for a second, shall we? Imagine you're in this "predicament" Would you pay $5,000 for a bank account, or try to find a safe, and store it in there... ?

Yeah, thinking back, it's ridiculous... Wasting memory...

@HauntedDawg I like that

I look at it like this; Coding - Making things shorter, for example; Monday = Mon = M. Therefore, I result to programming, as, in short, you're making a 'program' be it; desktop or web - to complete a task, be it; calculate or login script.

Fanatic Try something along these lines... When you declare the function start() add a parameter, for example $min_level   /* * Add a parameter * Add a value, so when called, and no parameter is given it won't show ugly errors * Default, minimum level 1. */ public function start($min_level = 1)   Now, Line 82. /* * Use the parameter declared in the function declaration * $min_level */ $minlevel = $min_level;   ! Use the above to help configure the rest of the php. Now, when you call this function start(), add the parameter /* * Assign the class, I assume that's been done. * I'll call it $class */ $minlevel = $var; // assume _GET['minlevel'] $class->start($minlevel); /* Declare a minimum level. Overwrite the default; 1. */   I think this should fix your error, it may not, but it might.

Just look at my other reply, and refer to your reply when you do. #1/ $_POST['fee'] = preg_match("/[^0-9]/",'',$_POST['fee']);   #2/ Refer to #1/ $_POST['autoroll'] = preg_match("/[^0-9]/",'',$_POST['autoroll']);

I guess that's directed at me... I've apologized to iExze as he pointed out that it was the OP that included the strip_tags in the first place. I just thought I'd post that, and I quickly assumed iExze posted that, as I was quick-reading the thread, to help people understand what will happen if they use strip_tags on the passcode input where it should be complicated, like the one I posted in my reply. I don't see how you see that isn't helpful.....

May I question your methods here iExze, and I wish not to start a war... Say a user has a strong passcode. One that, for a case of the matter, is this; <^7dhe£>Rjyydg/> Now, Lets execute the following code. <?php /* * Look at your script, you're strip_tags'ing the password. * I won't md5 hash it, as then we won't see the actual value. * Compare the results with the passcode above, in blue. */ echo strip_tags("<^7dhe£>Rjyydg/>"); ?>   This will output Rjyydg/> See the problem... ?

Therefore, I believe having the above; $_POST['fee'] = preg_match("/[^0-9]/",'',$_POST['fee']); $_POST['autoroll'] = preg_match("/[^0-9]/",'',$_POST['autoroll']); Will overthrow the original value - what you _POST - to a numerical one - the amount of matches. I'd suggest this approach, if what I've stated is correct. if( preg_match("/[^0-9]/",",$_POST['fee']) ) { // Return True (Not False) } else { // Return False (Not True // Integer) } if( preg_match("/[^0-9]/",'',$_POST['autoroll']) ) { // Return True (Not False) } else { // Return False (Not True // Integer) }   Or adopt the concept you've chosen above, and assign them to variables. $fee = preg_match("/[^0-9]/",'',$_POST['fee']); $autoroll = preg_match("/[^0-9]/",'',$_POST['autoroll']); if(!$fee OR !$autoroll) { // Both False (Not True // Integer) } else { // Carry On }   I haven't used preg_match much before, so this could be complete garbage...

I too had the same issue, but resolved it with having the month as the string, not the integer. View Program

Assuming the column names and variables are the same from Version 2.x   $brave = ($ir['brave']/$ir['maxbrave'])*100; echo $brave ."%";

Awesome. Once I get time, I may look into this, as a hobby, and to enhance my abilities! Thanks for making it open source, it will sure help me

Question. Is there/will there be any price difference for those wanting to develop for the engine?

I have your e-mails saved, yeah. Once the patch is complete, I'll e-mail you all the patch, and instructions, and I'll update my file.

$db->query("INSERT INTO gangevents VALUES('',{$gangdata['gangID']},unix_timestamp(),'Your Gang\'s Organised Crime Succeeded. Go <a href=\'oclog.php?ID=$i\'>here</a> to view the details')");   Sorry, forgot to remove the ; in the query, causing it to fail.

$db->query("INSERT INTO gangevents VALUES('',{$gangdata['gangID']},unix_timestamp(),'Your Gang\'s Organised Crime Succeeded. Go <a href=\'oclog.php?ID=$i\'>here</a> to view the details');");

I see where you're going with this SomeRandomBastard, and you've risen a good point. I'm drifting off topic. Sorry.