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There we go. I didn't split because quite frankly there is no place to really put non collaboration battles that go nowhere

It would help if the URL worked

And correct your are

Moved, by I chose Modification Support :p Good eye

Just add a link to the table row "<tr>" also, you have 2 </td>'s in that same row. Something like: <td style='color:green;'><a href='tune.php'>Tune</a></td>

No, he is not. @Monkey644, you can go and download the current version and open global_func.php and paste those functions in your current global_func.php ;) By the way, what free host do you use?

Last I heard it's not

For the 2 in property mod globals I would add: if($db->num_rows($get)) { return $db->fetch_single($get); } else { return false; }

I don't believe codeigniter has a hook system. I we just using it as an example because it's the only example of that I can think of off the top of my head.

Eh, kind of. If what I'm thinking in my head is accurate it may work. Like I said I never used laravel and have only used CI, so if a hook method could be created to loop through these for lack of a better term magic methods I think we can be in business. For example, let's make believe that we have the hooks created to loop through all books like I stated above shall we?: //I am referencing the way to do it on CI through the controller $data = array( 'some_content' => $this->model->some_method(), 'hooks' => $this->hook->run->register('some_method') ); $this->load->view('some_view',$data,true); Now for the view: <div><?php echo $hooks; ?></div> // or instead of looping in the controller for the hook: <div> <?php foreach($hooks as $hook) { echo $hook; } </div> The only thing would be to get module developers to allow for hooks in their controllers and to get the hook class to register the hooks. And also maybe make a property called enabled which accepts a booleon and if it's set to false the hook is disabled.

I would like to have a book feature of some sort that can tap into other features/modules. This way if/when it does take off and people develop modules, you won't have to go and edit existing code to get the plugin to work. Keep in mind in not familiar with laravel at all so I don't know if they have something like this built in. Maybe make some sort of method that is registered automatically like a magic method that you can call in your controller(s) that becomes global. For example like for registration you can add something like: $this->hook->run->registration("some_method"); And it will search files/controllers for a method called registration_some_method(). I don't know if that will work but maybe you get the idea

You most likely have a bad query. Look at line 17 in your index file, of i remember correctly he uses a lot of functions for this mod. Then look for that function in global funcs or his own includes that came with the mod and post both the function and definition of the function

Ok good enough haha

Can you post what you did just in case someone else runs into the problem?

Ok, so do you know how the system works? I ask because I would rather guide you than have us do it for you otherwise you won't learn.

It most def is ;)

It would help to know what version you are using. For the most part it doesn't seem to difficult to create things for EzRPG as long as you understand OO ways

I ran into this latest issue a while back and dont remember what I did to fix it :(

What version are you using?

Make sure that you have .htaccess in your document root

You can look at this for ideas: http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/22379-Free-Log-Suspicious-Users

Looks right but word of advice you should always check whether an array key is set or exists. Depending on evironment setup you may see some errors for an undefined key which in your case would be 'car'. Ill go one step further for you and show you: $car = (isset($_GET['car'])) ? abs((int)$_GET['car']) : NULL; Which is equivalent to: if(isset($_GET['car'])) { $car = abs((int)$_GET['car']); } else { $car = NULL; } Or you can use array_key_exists('car',$_GET); Instead of isset()

Correct me if I'm wrong [MENTION=65371]sniko[/MENTION], but it's like a Viking around the "Viking Era". It has (don't kill me Harry, it's not what I actually mean) a lot of the same<- bad word I know features as the TBGs around. By "same" I don't mean The Same. It has combat, traveling, clans which is equiv. to gangs, inventory, quests, etc. I have no clue to what he has done since, but when I was around making some commits here and there it was pretty damn cool. It didn't really feel like what we are used to seeing these days. It's a lot of outside the box type stuff

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