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I'm on the fence; On one hand, people should back up, but alas - so should you, which apparently you don't because you don't have the files. Regardless of whatever happens regarding this, it's good practice to get into backing up any modules you make (and sell) onto an external drive that wouldn't be formatted every 2 months. On the other side of this, if something is bought and it's an automated system, there's no real reason to not keep the files where they were - may we ask why you removed the files from the marketplace? I used to buy quite a few items from Envato sites (Code Canyon, Theme Forest, etc) and after 5+ years of not buying anything, I just logged in and where not deleted by the author, everything is readily available for me to download still. That said, some stuff IS deleted and I'd have no idea how to get those and/or if that's even possible. The download link is gone though. Perhaps time for me to download the code I bought and never used though. ----------- Onto the screenshot... Female avatar? Everyone knows real females don't play or own games 🤪

What kind of budget range are you looking at? Knowing that might encourage the right people - and save both parties time if a game isn't in budget etc.

I have to ask; since you would have removed 90% of the code and 95% of the database ... why in the world would you even use MC Code? That's not a knock to the game; nice to see something new 🙂

Are you telling me you're the only person on these forums that doesn't have a crystal ball, so has no clue what he's on about? Damn, the magic circle has been holding out on you! 🤣

Firstly, using black font here sucks because I suspect a high amount of people are using the dark them, so we have to then highlight text to try and read it. Secondly, overall, the game design is quite minimal and clean, which I like, however, I'm curious about what size screen you have because the home page displays "Game Preview" incorrectly at 1280px wide (Half screen width, 4k, scaled on MacBook Pro) This seems to correct itself at 1407px, however, shortening it to just "Preview", or better still since it's a gallery, call it Gallery? I assume the CSS for exterior pages matches the internal pages, but I find the gray space that's forced to the bottom with `min-height: 80vh;` could just have it removed, and let it move with the content. Do you have a demo login?

Still a bit of a fuzz, so here's a concise copy. Untested, but any issues, report them and someone will provide a fix.

No DB edits are needed. The field, crystals, exist on users table and is used in the queries. 30 seconds to scan the file confirms that.

What's at the top of the cron files, to validate the code? As you aren't passing it in as a code (get) parameter, you should perhaps be using $argv.

I'd personally suggest anger management first. Laptop first results in broken laptop when his fiancee suggests it's not a laptop.

... and where have you been, Mr. Sim?

That was time to double down, not give up 🤣

I'm sure everyone has done that, however.... "Here is all the code because I can't be bothered to debug shit myself", is a bullshit approach. Even a basic var_dump of the variable, so it would at least return (string "") or something, would be more research than it feels has been done. Feed a man a fish and he'll eat for a day, and all that shizzle.

Does that include OF subs? 😮

If you are begging me to take a midget OF subscription... oh, go on then!

PM me your discord and I'll add you and try help.

I might be wrong here, but I don't recall MCCodes every coming with CSRF protection by default. I stand by my thoughts though, even if the location is wrong - you have a var_dump() call somewhere in your code. Do you use GitHub or BitBucket for version control? Do you have access to SSH? If you have SSH access, jump into terminal and go to the root of your project and run this command: grep -R 'var_dump' . That should give you output in the format similar to: ./filename.php: var_dump($whatever)

Since you're on the MCCodes forum, I'm going to assume you have MCCodes which has no front end controller. That leads me to believe you have a var_dump() function being called in login.php - if not login.php, it's possible it's including globals.php or global_func.php, so check those too.

What about subscriptions that can be used while programming? Some nekkid midgets or something, perhaps?

Lies. Everyone knows nerds don't get women 😛

He forgot, it'll be decided soon 😛

You could have left that on the other thread - nobody cares about licensing. The more you sit around here, the more it'll all make sense. Regardless about the licensing stuff; with all due respect, be careful with your selection of partner. History likes to repeat itself, and this place has had more bad coders than good in the last 15 years. Most co-op projects don't make it to fruition, etc. Good luck.

9 posts to become the moral police? We will all answer for our choices one day, today isn’t that day.

Whichever project you have planned, which makes you the most excited to complete - pick that one, choose the best tool (language) for the job, and run with it. The project your most enjoy is going to be the one that keeps your head focused to learn, and complete. Good Luck. If you do choose Laravel, you also don't need to jump straight into paid products as there is enough free knowledge on youtube. LaracastsOfficial has a lot of free laravel content, as well as basic PHP stuff too. TraversyMedia and CodeWithDary have free content, although TraversyMedia has longer videos generally, covering a wider topic, while CodeWithDary has a lot of small, bitesize bits which some people prefer as they tackle smaller bits of knowledge at a time. Povilas @ LaravelDaily also produces a tonne of Laravel tutorial content. Oh, and Taylor Otwell (Creator of Laravel) announced Laravel Bootcamp last night during the Laracon event, which is kind of a twitter clone tutorial, but gives you a bit of knowledge in a wide range of Laravel functionality whilst creating an actually application.

I believe your claims to be incorrect, however this could be down to researching the wrong terms. I say this because I fully expect "PHP tutorials" to yield a number that's not truly reflective of usage, however, consider these facts; Almost 80% of websites rely on PHP to some extend, whether that's just a micro-service or an entire system. Jetbrains did a survey in 2020 which concluded that 50% of developers use Laravel regularly, with 25% using Symfony. With those numbers above, wouldn't it be far more logical to be searching "Laravel tutorials" or "Symfony tutorials" for respective numbers since users of the 2 main frameworks far exceed the ones working in raw PHP these days? Then you have to except that a lot of development questions won't appear in google searches because we have, for example, Laracasts (Laravel tutorials / videos with dev forums etc), or the varying 10k+ member Laravel slack/discord channels. -------------- Favourite websites to use for learning, given I write Laravel daily, would be Laracasts, CodeCourse or if I need something answering a little quicker, slack channel for Laravel. As for building a game in Python, I have not, but I have a little experience (nothing vast) with writing it. I do know it's possible to build fully fledged websites by using frameworks, such as Django etc, though. I know the above sounds like I'm slightly against Python, I'm not - I quite enjoy using it for automating some jobs etc as it's powerful and fast, however, I feel that's the place it fits in with my workflow - someone more interested in building more robust systems with it, like yourself, might enjoy it more than I in that capacity.