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If you change the way you want it to work, the other way around, you may get more interest. If you give details of the job, we (most programmers) can then decide if it's a job we do on an hourly rate or for the entire job. If you would rather have that done via PM, ask for that.

Yeah, I'm with you buddy, I don't know any Abby either. *Pssh* Is the coast clear yet, so Abby can get out from the cupboard and go home? ;P

Said nobody ever, who was posting from an android ;)

Not meant as stated, I did actually type more, but deleted it because I felt like it was rambling - maybe I shouldn't have. The basis for that statement is as follows; Alan, a person I'd actually call a friend on these boards, has a vast amount of knowledge within a wide scope on all things interwebz AND, as with me, has been known to take people under his wing whom show willing. So, I stand by my original statement, but hope this clarification helps; If you show willing and get selected, you will walk away with more knowledge than you went in with, by a lot.

If I vouch for their abilities, does that count for anything? Of course, knowing Alan for a good number of years and working with him for more hours than I have cared to, may not count for much. To be honest, if you get accepted to play by the side, you should be grateful.

As I am not getting a train to Bolton, your answer was rendered as "no" :D

OMGWTFEVz! Yeah, anyway, attention status: Obtained. I was looking through my log in's for domain registrars I have managed to use over the last few years and came across a domain selection that I just won't use. At the time, they seemed a good buy since I managed to get 4 of them, but in hindsight; impulse buying is a dumbass move. Guilty as charged, your honour! Anyway, domains are; pitsofearth.com pitsofearth.net pitsofearth.org pitsofearth.co.uk [ All expire august of this year - 18th I think ] Now, it would be stupid to give them to somebody who wouldn't use them, since I may as well then give them to somebody elsewhere, other than these forums, for them to be used. As I've been a member here for far too long, I figured I'd start here first. Simple criteria to be considered; (Q & A) 8. Do you have a game at present? 2. Can you even write code? 5. I haz cookies? 1. If you're thinking a non game site, but know a theme, I'd be glad to hear it (No, I won't do it myself - I want the domains gone [aka, can't be bothered]) 9. Do you have cookies? What flavour, if you do? 3. Can I have a back massage? (MTG told me no :'()

Since it tells you the query is;   SELECT `username` FROM `users` WHERE `userid` =   We can do a little brainstorming;   1. You state it's in the yourgang.php file 2. That file uses functions for everything 3. The query clearly shows you that the `userid` was not set.   With those 3 points, I'll take a shot in the dark that is more than likely going to be correct.   ----- Conclusion Your query, in the code itself, probably looks like;   SELECT `username` FROM `users` WHERE `userid` = $userid   Inside your function, you possibly have the globals such as;   global $db, $c, $ir, $h;   This means that $userid is not defined and resulting in a null value, hence your error.   ----- To fix   1. Find the line that's causing the error 2. Make sure the function calls the required variable 3. Change it to suit.   ----- Final note ~ Error explains the problem, albeit without spelling it out completely. Shouldn't take long to solve it yourself.

Good self-promotional post there, Sir. Played well :D

My private message button can be found on my profile, if needed. Even as one of the more skilled programmers on the forums, I'd still have to say that you should consider contacting Alan too. Highly skilled in PHP, Python, CSS, HTML, Javascript and some other web based programming languages ... and knows C variants, which will be needed for your iOS app. Not sure of his work load, so you'd have to contact him, but either way, I'm available if you don't find someone you'd rather use.

deigned Say what now!?

As he has an account, it would look more like;   UPDATE `users` SET `userid` = 1 WHERE `userid` = 99;   Followed by;   ALTER TABLE users AUTO_INCREMENT = 2;   Of course, this also means that any items, mail, events etc etc etc, shall be given to, and accessible, to whoever signs up and managed to get the ID 99. With that in mind, it's probably best to truncate ALL tables with anything assigned to a user and then just recreate the admin account.

Quicker to answer with what I did like; 1. Free coffee, although drinking 1 an hour soon started to annoy management. 2. Looking at Natasha Perkins in a female suit. Quite impressive figure, really ;) 3. Going home. Also, Ian, this is our replacement; Matt Cant (Program, possibly!) Let's hope he finds it more enjoyable than ourselves :D

It is... grey. Grey rocks, admit it. Next Q!?

I want a thread :(

Need for speed, I believe it is, doesn't come with real life graphics, so probably the best it will get, other than finding a proper racing image (Real life)

Hundreds... no chance. Thousands, yes. 5+ should do it.

The problem is that iOS devices require it to be a native app or it isn't accepted onto the market. Why do you think so many gaves have android apps (Wrapper of CC around their websites), but they never get released on iOS? In summary, Apple are control hungry, so allowing someone to upload a "frame" around a website means you can change and they can't monitor when etc. With an app, you have to submit newer versions and all apps get tested for security stuff etc -- hence why they refuse them as they can now, but in a month, anything could be there (Adware, Mobile hacks etc). Makes sense, really.

I'm female and currently on "the rag" - it could be forgiven for not being man-like, I guess ;P

My hair is very firmly connected to my head, Sir. I just feel the need to correct people who try to shoot holes in MY logic, with their own, which doesn't fit in line with how the internet standards have been set. Imagine loading gmail and seeing "Inbox (1)", but having 200+ emails in there, unread. How long until you move to another provider, such as outlook, where 200 messages shows as "Inbox (200)"?

Then your logic in itself is quite flawed. Imagine a Math problem, where you need to equate the value of X, where;   X = 1, X = 2, X = 3, X = 4, and so forth.   X, in this case 1, should never be reflective of multiple occurrences. Of course, you pointed something out - if they chose "new" instead of "1", then it would be valid, but the second you enter a number, you are telling the user it's a numeric count, which this is not. So as you said, either something to the effect of "new" is required, or as I said, the logic is wrong and if you're showing numberic, show the value. If the logic is not wrong, do we assume that; * if you have 21 new messages, we should just use "Messages [1]"? * if you have 325 events, "Events [1]", is therefore a valid output, that seems logical? No, it seems illogical all of a sudden? Yeah, I thought it would.

I wonder about the logic on this, slightly.   You only test for 1 or 0, then display 0 if you have non, or 1 if you have 1... or 2... or 3... see where I'm going with this?   Surely, the code for the menu link should look like this (Keeping your tags in place)   <?php if($user_class->announcement > 0) { ?> <a class="leftmenu" href="announcement.php">Announcement [<?php echo $user_class->announcement; ?>]</a> <?php } else { ?> <a class="leftmenu" href="announcement.php">Announcement [0]</a> <?php } ?>   The above will display how many announcements you have, which means an edit to the posting announcement part too;   From: mysql_query("UPDATE `grpgusers` SET `announcement` = 1");   To: mysql_query("UPDATE `grpgusers` SET `announcement` = `announcement` + 1");

*Waits for more posts deleted *

Inbox me with details. May be able to work something out.

I've seen that layout elsewhere...