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I would read up again, but the logic is flawed. A browser can't cause the issue, as a whole, it can only cause it as a result of not parsing your code correctly, which still comes down to a problem with the code, so I'm going to go out on a whim and suggest 2 options; 1. You have an extension installed on Firefox which is causing it. 2. As strange as this sounds, your HTML is broken! I recall many years ago having some code run twice and the end result, after a stupid amount of debugging, was an HTML mismatch. Strange indeed and never did quite find out WHY it did it!

Personally, I don't trust that "company". Seems too... uhm... risky! Apparently, the owner is named Stefan Vermulst and his LinkedIn says that he has been running the company since 2011, but given it's a design and promotion company, I would expect more than;   1,337 friends on facebook facebook Posts dating back from before the companies founded date. A 12 year old domain The smoothest website in the world. Damn, that scroll is smoother than a babies backside. A custom made design to market their business. A whole gallery of images across the internet. Nobody has more images than Myspace Tom!

Inbox me just ace, I'm curious about that company :)

Apple developer costs too, although it's only $99 a year or something. You have a few options after that; - appcelerator - ionics - Cordova - phonegap - objective c - swift? Be warned though, iOS development isn't for the feint hearted. The development dashboard is a pain in the ass, with what should be a simple click being a whole list of step by steps - be ready to write your own notes! Sometimes you won't be able to find anything relating to an issue on Google, so you gain grey hairs and wrinkles overnight. There's also more to what Kyle says; On iOS launches, Xcode updates and sometimes, their updates break current apps when you recompile them due to changes in the core. Means a small edit can become quite a big task, we have just had 2 of the apps at work go nuts as a result of appcelerator updating too, which killed the push notification system. so third party software adds another layer of headaches! Worth the time if you have it to put in though - will be hard to find jobs soon that don't require at least some basic app development, with a portfolio containing an app. Seems the way the market is going now. Take it slowly and step away when it starts to make you feel under pressure - keep it fun, you'll get further.

Might at well consider insights page speed too; https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fcorrupted-streets.com%2F&tab=mobile

Word of mouth will always be your best advertising. You were given some solid points, but chose to just want a higher number. High numbers are only good if you have a decent retention rate.

echo "<tr style='background:#ececec;'> <td>{$mission['task_two']}</td> <td>'.number_format($minfo["task_two_amount"]).'</td> <td>'.number_format($mission["task_two_amount"]).'</td> </tr>";   to   echo "<tr style='background:#ececec;'> <td>{$mission['task_two']}</td> <td>".number_format($minfo['task_two_amount'])."</td> <td>".number_format($mission['task_two_amount'])."</td> </tr>";   Etc

As you have experience, than now I would recommend Digital Ocean - Shameless referral link here - as they are pretty scalable and you can upgrade the package without having to drop it. Although, that live upgrade currently doesn't adjust disk space, just memory and cores - that said, I haven't checked the status of that for a while and they were working on it, so that may not even be a factor right now. To be fair, if you are happy to use FTP* along with a database management script**, with some experience of SSH/Terminal*** * I suggest FileZilla due to being free and allows FTP and SFTP connections ** I suggest Adminer as it's a single PHP file, shows when an update is needed, free and updated quite regularly. Not to mention, it's pretty similar to PMA, which most people are familiar with. *** Putty is a pretty decent option for windows, but if you have a mac, I prefer Terminal, which is built in.

Well, it is a slightly n00bish question...

I was going to post Digital Ocean last night, but then decided against it. As much as I love Digital Ocean, I would say it's not very n00b friendly and if somebody is asking me which hosts will accept mc codes, I am pretty sure they are going to have fun learning to run so much via Terminal/SSH. With that in mind, I figured it was potentially a bad option, in this instance.

I'm curious on the answer to this too. Outside of the list - what else makes use of jQuery/Ajax ?

It's called a work-for-hire service. A quick google search pulls up this, which explains it pretty clearly. http://problogservice.com/2011/02/22/who-owns-your-freelance-copyright-not-you/ Yes, a blogger/writer wrote it, but their copyrights on materials do not run much different to ours. In summary What people here are trying to claim is that if you have a paid job, any code you write remains yours - wrong. You are paid for a service. Within the scope of that service, since that is what you have secured the payment for, is code creation. Once payment is paid, whether you like it or not, agree with it or not, the code becomes the person that paid for your time/code. However you want to look at this, it makes sense. You paid for my time? Cool, the time it took to create X and Y mods was yours, therefore the results of that time are yours too. You pay for my code? Cool, you just bought my code without factoring time. Good on us both. I'd love to see some documentation on this "You can buy my time, but not what I do with that time" clause, that is apparently legal. I believe if people looked into it properly, it would be borderline fraud or something.

+1 for extending Twig and formatting there

[02] Dear Sniko, [18] I am writing this message to you, you ***, so that you add me on Skype. [24] So get at it, you cawk! [26] Kind Regards, [28] Mr Marlow [30] (Ultimate Cawk) There's 30. I am curious about the code, so want to see it :P

Oh yeah, investors money, right? Doubt they got that with an idea and no product too.

Nobody paid much interest in facebook until it blew up. Something for you to ponder upon.

I'll hazard a guess and say that they didn't actually spam you themselves? May want to pay for who's guard next time, if you didn't. It appears that a domain lookup service somewhere makes it easy to find newly registered domains as I register them in different places depending on extension, to keep costs down, but always get emails regardless of registrar. I'd think not all sell your information outright, if any.

I think you should just do this, as reported

I find dancing to be the best form of losing weight. Here, I made this video of my moves to show you how I did it.

Or you could fill in this helpful little form and save people some time. http://makewebgames.io/showthread.php/39182-Rules-to-request-a-partnership

In a 3 day old game? Yes, destiny says this game will last the long haul, for sure.

I would hope all developers were familiar with "coding".

As an addition to this, it's worth considering throwing the data into a session to cut down on queries. This code will load all hints into sessions on the first load, which means after that, you can randomly load them from an array without querying the database ... again!   <?php if (isset($_SESSION['hints']) && count($_SESSION['hints'])) { $rand = mt_rand(0, (count($_SESSION['hints']) - 1)); echo $_SESSION['hints'][$rand]; } else { $sql = "SELECT * FROM hints WHERE active = 1 ORDER BY id ASC"; $result = $db->query($sql); if ($db->num_rows($result)) { $i = 0; while ($row = $db->fetch_row($result)) { $_SESSION['hints'][$i] = $row['hint']; $i++; } } echo $_SESSION['hints'][0]; }

I guess we all have opinions on this - and some will differ. Yes, the answer may seem a little too much for the question that the OP asked -- but since this is a forum and will be read by more than just the OP, it could benefit other people. Want me to take hold of your hand while you jump down from that high horse you have found yourself riding upon?

In design, the easiest way would be to have the estate.php populate 2 fields;   1 new one, for arguments sake, "housewill". 1 old one, maxwill;   By using housewill, and only housewill, in the estate.php - it doesn't pollute the field anywhere in the game but locks down the buying and selling of property to that field alone.   Then use maxwill as it currently is.   if ($ir['married']) { $sql = "SELECT MAX(maxwill) as max_will FROM users WHERE userid IN ($ir['userid'], $ir['married']);"; $result = $db->query($sql); if ($db->num_rows($result)) { $row = $db->fetch_row($result); if ($ir['maxwill'] != $row['max_will']) { $sql = "UPDATE users SET maxwill = $row['max_will'] WHERE userid = " . $ir['userid']; $db->query($sql); } } }   NOTE - I said simplest, not best.