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Spundinski is right, but so is rulerofzu. These forums are here to help out users when they are stuck, or to discuss certain situations and what not else. But these forums aren't here for "I need this, can you do it for me while I absolutely do no effort on my part at all." If you need something done that is not really specific to anything, like what has been requested here, a simple google search will result in 100s of results that just need a copy and paste basically... Sure you can ask questions, and you'll get an answer like Spudinski has done here, but with that information you should be able to get somewhere. If you're unsure, ask some more information and show what you're trying to do, but the quote: doesn't really belong here...

I currently have Windows Mobile 6.5 (CE) and have been using it for a while now. I'm actually quite happy with it. Apart from a few minor hiccups here and there, it actually works quite good! Even though it still is Microsoft, which you notice when using it, it's actually a rather good. It does indeed miss some "things" to make it really top notch. I feel like it gets less credit than it deserves. I'm also quite sure that Windows Phone 7 is a step ahead.. Little did I know that my phone also existed in the android version, I would have taken chosen for that one back in the day I think. Still, I'm happy with the choice I've made. All features work just fine, and the integration with other windows services I use like MS Exchange are very easy... which is a bonus!

$35, couldn't resist xD

Please keep this thread about OneBip, if you wish to compare mobile payment processors to each other, or discuss DoaPay, you are more than welcome to create a new thread. Thanks!

Go to illusions profile, click on "find all started threads", be amazed and search that list... should be rather easy to find everything I guess ;)

I wouldn't suggest to use flatfile or access on the client side, if you're working with .net you can just use the integrated datasets and data structures available.

as far as I know, isomerizer never made anything for any other engine than mcc... also, it's http://isomerizer.com/ :)

Looking pretty good! Is this template just a .psd file, or does it come with fully xhtml/css code files?

When you are in a situation like this, and your game has not been running for a couple of years, there are other problems. It means your game generates too much cash. And while you can try to increase a players spendings, it won't always help since the money is still being generated. Thus you'd want to try to reduce that money generation. I'll leave it up to you how you can do this since I don't know enough about your game. Example of a bank: * You can put a maximum cap on a deposit, * You can allow only one deposit * You can reduce the interest rate * Adding a tax on larger deposits All of these options reduce money generation of NEW FRESH money, but they do NOT TAKE away any money that's already in game. This would mean that a player will generate less additional money, and that his monetary value won't grow as fast. But he will still have his monetary base to work with. Once you have taken this step, you can create additional ideas that will TAKE from a players monetary base. But as long as you do not stop fresh money being created, you'll just run after the facts and your games monetary base will continue to grow. A good tip: Make sure a player has many options to spend his money on, but make sure they are expensive enough for the player to notice. That way they'll have to make choices, unless they want to spend all of their money.. both will be good for you as either money will disappear, or players get more competitive with each other. Resolve problems by taking on the issue, not the after effects ;)

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Awww, I already get the "Sorry, This video does not exist" message...

I bet 1000s, but as I have said once before already somewhere on mwg, there still is a place for mafia games, as long as it's quality work. Not just some fancy template thrown on top ;)

This thread has not been deleted, it has been placed "under review", which means that all moderators and above can still access it and such. We can't allow much of these disputes unless they stay "clean", on topic and with proper written English, which is not always the case. If I receive enough information on the situation and as to why this thread should be re-enabled, I will move it back to collaboration experiences so it is public again, that is IF staff agrees with it. Whether the topic will remain open to new posts, is a different question. edit: Please send me a PM with this information if you wish to have the thread moved.

In addition to what a_bertrand has said above. Make sure you know what you want to do! From reading the posts title, I get the impression that you want to pass things from the c#/xna code to php. While you speak of connecting to a mysql database in your topic.. These are two different things which have different solutions. Connecting to a mysql database is rather easy in .net, use the link a_bertrand provided.

Pretty cool! Nice effects as well, keep up the good work! I'm guessing it took you a while before you could produce things like these? I don't have much expertise in this area, so can't say much about it without talking utterly crap :)

I'd rather see examples as well. slicing a PSD to xhtml/css templates is a rather common thing, but the end result is not always of the same quality. Since html can be seen by everyone, is quite easy to check ;) So I would like to see some examples rather than a few posts of people telling me how good you are..

Looks great! Just wondering though, what are your ongoing rates?

There is nothing wrong with using a __construct, __destruct, connect and disconnect function all in the same class, it just depends on how you fill those in and for what reason they exist. I have done this before, and I've seen it in clean code from others as well...

Looking good! Also the concept of having a "user-vote-check" is ideal, that's what I'd like as a game owner. I just wonder though, how does a game owner implement this into his game?

You might have a point with shutting down the firefox process, I actually don't know because I never looked at that! Support towards html5 and css3 is kinda odd to rate on already, the standards aren't set yet, so who knows what will change and what not. I don't look at that yet, just because all stable websites, will not use html5 yet any way. Then again, I'm quite sure with the ridiculous fast release cycles of firefox and chrome, that it will be a major war as to who supports the most of what hasn't been decided on yet...

I'm quite sure it will be useful to some people. I'm curious myself to see how you've actually achieved it. A database connector, or the new trend, a class is rather important for a web site. I'd like to see it and maybe do a quick check, but I doubt I'll be using it at some point myself

Firefox as primary, IE9+ as alternative when required. I have chrome installed, but I don't find it a single bit better than FF, I've tried it and ran some tests and well... it used to be better at memory usage than firefox, but that's long gone. Open up quite a few tabs and chrome uses a lot more nowadays. Faster? can't really notice it, so don't care. I've had opera a while too, just to test it, but I still like firefox the most!

Check what he originally posted, there are only 2 classes, if a 3rd one would appear, I would find it strange. Otherwise, what DjKanna said :)

Okay then you tell me what the point is of the following   if ($ir['class'] == 'pirates') { include 'header2.php'; } else if ($ir['class'] == 'nobles') { include 'header7.php'; } else { //when you are doing nothing at all }   When the script comes to a point where you are not a pirate nor a noble, it won't include any header, and probably breaking everything as I can imagine that the headers have some basic, yet very needed functionality to the page. If the script sets one of the two by default, he can just use an if else and be done with it. You'll also be sure that, no matter what, you'll always include one header. If he uses the current setup, the script will check if the userclass is a pirate, and if not move on to the next check where it will check whether the userclass is a noble. But if it isn't a noble, it will fall back to the else block, which does not exist here. Since these things are set on register, I doubt there will be an issue with the correct working of the code. However, you've added an unneeded check. Also, by not using an else, you don't have any fallback in case something goes wrong. If you only have two options, use an if else, and leave out the else if. If you do use else if's, fine, but at least use an else as well and don't leave it empty...

I still like to watch friends to this day, even though I have seen the episodes quite a lot by now!