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Re: [Mccodes V2] Player Mood   Not really no. It's just i have used Cakephp all my life, so would be different using (mccodes).

Re: [Mccodes V2] Player Mood   I've used Cakephp most of my life. Cakephp is 100 times diffrent, better than (mccodes). Why would i go and 'try' mccodes.

Re: [Mccodes V2] Shop Reduction Prices Try $price = (($itemd['itmbuyprice'] * $_POST['qty']) - $shopdata['shop_sale']);

Re: [Mccodes V2] Player Mood   :mrgreen: You think (mccodes) is good? Go try cakephp. Link is Here

Re: [Mccodes V2] Player Mood   I already know what it doe's but your just adding more code to it than it need's to be. So why don't you re-do one? Show us all how it's done ;) I dont code (mccodes) or what ever they are.

Re: Magazine Cover The girl on the left you can just delete from the cover. Same for the man in the right.

Re: [MC Codes V2] Captcha ($1)   How do you know? The original captcha had 3 files :wink: Update! Copies Left: 23 Then just build it into one file or even better just make your own.

Re: [Mccodes V2] Player Mood   I already know what it doe's but your just adding more code to it than it need's to be.

Re: [MC Codes V2] Captcha ($1) Basic all it is is V2 Captcha just a few little edits, there was no need.

Re: [MCCODES V2] Fighting stats just cleaned up Nice. I would use the one below me. $stat = mysql_fetch_object(mysql_query("SELECT `strength`, `agility`, `guard`, `labour` FROM `userstats` WHERE (`userid` = ". $ir['userid'] .")")); echo '<h2>Fighting Stats</h2>'. '<table border="1" width="100%">'. '<tr>'. '<th>Strength</th>'. '<th>Agility</th>'. '<th>Guard</th>'. '<th>Labour</th> '<th>Total Stats</th>'. '</tr>'. '<tr style="text-align: center;">'. '<td>'. $stat->strength .'</td>'. '<td>'. $stat->agility .'</td>'. '<td>'. $stat->guard .'</td>'. '<td>'. $stat->labour .'</td>'. '<td>'. ($stat->strength + $stat->agility + $stat->guard + $stat->labour) .'</td>'. '</tr>'. '</table>'; [/php]

Re: [Mccodes V2] Player Mood   Why use in_array(). There is no need for that at all. Preferences.php use the switch(); so no need for in_array();.