Magictallguy

Line 209: if($_POST['crys'] || $_POST['cash'] || $_POST['item'] || $_POST['rcrys'] || $_POST['rcash'] || $_POST['ritem']) { Your POST data hasn't been verified (or sanitised!). For your immediate fix: Ensure each key exists in the POST array Further processing: Recommend you check what's actually coming in - content types (at a guess, looks like all types are supposed to be int), content values (if int, then positive whole numbers), whether the referenced POST data exists (if $_POST['item'] equates something in your items table, for example.) Personally, here, I'd cheat a little.. $nums = ['crys', 'cash', 'item', 'rcrys', 'rcash', 'ritem']; foreach ($nums as $num) { $_POST[$num] = array_key_exists($num, $_POST) && is_numeric($_POST[$num]) && $_POST[$num] > 0 ? (int)$_POST[$num] : null; }

Depends on what's running before it, this snippet might result in an undefined index warning on lang. Simply verify its existence. if(array_key_exists('lang', $_GET) && in_array($_GET['lang'], $available_langs)) { $_SESSION['lang'] = $_GET['lang']; // Set session }

Cloudflare's having problems

Ya know what could solve that? Visiting Gravatar Gravatar is not an image editing service. It's a "match avatar to email if we can" service. So no, you can't edit images on Gravatar. You can, however, upload them directly

Strictly speaking, that line of code is fine. Whatever is being passed into the `parsings` array is the issue

MCCv2 is still supported, yes. This implementation, however, was written in v1 style with hardcoded calls to mysql_*() functions. I'm aware that @PHPStudent is running on PHP7.4.8 (support request). It's not the engines at fault, but the date of the snippets release - it's too old (as-is) to run on PHPStudent's system.

This topic was originally created in 2012. SMF has been updated countless times since - as has PHP. In PHP7.4.8 (what you're using), mysql_*() functions have been completely removed. Long story short, this snippet will no longer work

Welcome back 🙂

That's not a bug. Dealer shows the higher-value hand as achieved blackjack in less cards. In some casinos, a 5-card trick can override this.

I'm glad you do, because I don't! 😄

For once, I have to agree with Sim! A switch statement might be better suited here. It's a little more verbose, but that's part of the point here - easier to visually break the logic apart. Still, an if statement would suffice, though you do sacriface a little readability for it.

if($item_equip_area === 'head') { $col = 'equip_head'; } elseif($item_equip_area === 'shoulder') { $col = 'equip_shoulders'; } elseif($item_equip_area === 'knee') { $col = 'equip_knees'; } else { $col = 'equip_toes'; } $this->db->query('UPDATE character_list SET '.$col.' = ? WHERE userid = ?');

- Rewrote staff functions - Rewrote newspaper Implemented self-scaling methods. See SQL Command's note

Do any of your item names contain a closing bracket?

Speak to your host about installing the extension you need. Edit; Or, if your host supports Multi-PHP versions, then drop your PHP version down to something below PHP7

To clarify, are these issues you're experiencing with official GL stuff, or are you effectively tracking issues from your own modifications to your copy of GL?

dshafik's php7-mysql-shim may be of use to you here. Easiest way to implement, I feel, is through Composer. Simply require the package in, include the vendor's autoload.php, go! Failing that, grab a copy of src/mysql.php (in the same Git repo), upload said copy to your files, include it before running any code that requires PHP5.4. There are certain methods that cannot be replicated, even with a shim. However, you're less likely to run into these using game engines currently available on MWG.

Running multi-PHP versions side-by-side is possible. Getting relevant information now Addition; while I wouldn't recommend it as a long-term replacement, a "shim" can be a very useful tool while migrating versions. In this case, a PHP5.4 shim would allow you to continue running 5.4 code on a 7 system. Update: MWG does support PHP5.4! (along with 5.5, 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, and 7.4 - at the time of writing)

- What are point packs? - How do they work on your site? I'm guessing they're a trade of some kind. If so, what can be obtained in return? - Again, if trade; are these point packs to be a direct "pay x points, get y benefits immediately", are they usable items, or something else entirely? - What are coin packs? - How do they work on your site? You imply that Coins are a premium currency, so I hazard a guess at a form of donator pack. - Is "coin packs" to be taken literally; i.e., a pack of coins? Or are they to be something traded into return for existing coins?

It is odd that an invalid database connection would lead to a 404. Mind sharing a little more info, should anyone else happen to run into this?

If @gamble's solution isn't any good for you, I've seen this in use in the past

You've misunderstood a joke and taken it as attitude, then a position check. Nice. I'm sooo inclined to actually help you now. Back when I was coding on a phone, I used Droid-Edit. It allowed console access for locally-running scripts. Failing that, head to about:debug in a Chromium-based Android browser to access console output

Yes, a laptop 😛

Yes, a desktop PC

Got an .htaccess file hiding somewhere? There could be directives within it overriding intended behaviour