Magictallguy

More information requested. Screenshot contains the result of a call to var_dump(), but no error message. Is `US_shotBy` a valid key?

Unless you're on PHP 7.4 and typesetting is standard

Player classes + player class-based locations? System factions (not gangs)?

On a semi-related note, I'm diggin' your console management

You've got a random closing {/if}, but I see no relative opening one

I don't know the engine that well, but those arrays have caught my attention. Humour me, change to public function constructModule() { //get user inventory first $rec = $this->db->prepare(" SELECT IV_id AS 'id', IV_quantity AS 'amount', IT_name as 'type', I_name AS name, I_rank as 'rank', ROUND(I_damage / 100, 2) as 'damage' FROM inventory JOIN items JOIN itemTypes WHERE IV_userID=:user AND I_id = IV_itemID AND IT_id = I_type "); $rec->bindParam(":user", $this->user->id); $rec->execute(); //$allItems = array(); $inv = $rec->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC); //get item types $types = $this->db->prepare(" SELECT IT_id AS 'id', IT_name as 'type' FROM itemTypes ORDER BY IT_id ASC "); $types->execute(); $allItems = array(); while($type = $types->fetchObject()) { $allItems["type"][] = $type->type; $items = $this->db->prepare(" SELECT I_id AS id, I_name AS name, I_rank as 'rank', ROUND(I_damage / 100, 2) as 'damage' FROM items WHERE I_type=:typeID "); $items->bindParam(":typeID", $type->id); $items->execute(); while($item = $items->fetchObject()) { $allItems["item"]["name"][] = $item->name; $allItems["item"]["id"][] = $item->id; } } $this->html .= $this->page->buildElement("blackMarket", array( "location" => $this->user->getLocation(), "inventory" => $inv, "itemType" => $allItems )); }

Loving the middle-button "autostory" there

Move event.preventDefault(); above return false So this // process the form $('form').submit(function(event) { // get the form data var form = $('#ajaxItem'); var post_url = $(this).attr("action"); // process the form $.ajax({ type : 'POST', url : post_url, data : formData, dataType : 'json', encode : true }) return false; // stop the form refrshing event.preventDefault(); }); becomes this // process the form $('form').submit(function(event) { // stop the form refrshing event.preventDefault(); // get the form data var form = $('#ajaxItem'); var post_url = $(this).attr("action"); // process the form $.ajax({ type : 'POST', url : post_url, data : formData, dataType : 'json', encode : true }) return false; });

Sure. Whaddaya want?

You certainly have a flair for diplomacy..

Ah, that's your angle. In that case, yes! There's almost always a call for content creators in this world 😉

On the rare occasion that I need content for projects (freelancing in primarily backend dev), I'll just write it myself - doesn't mean it's any good, mind!

You are [loved/stalked] by many here! (Pick the adjective that best fits)

The only footprint I leave is the one I don't mind leaving. You can keep your tracking device to yourself, kthx!

One well-done derail later.. Hi there! Welcome (back) to MWG 🙂

Query updated

Query updated

From reading the code originally posted in 2015 and if I understand correctly (edit: I did not) See this post for the fix

That is a considerable upgrade on your previous theme. Nicely done! Pet peeve of green on red (or vicé versa), but you aren't catering to me 😉

Both directly to @m1ll1k3n and in general to anyone using a framework - it it's there and it's supposed to be; use it!

As do you! Why should @MNG explain why @Paulvanegmond should explain?! .. Yeah!

Great attempt and interesting approach to things. However, I strongly recommend that you use the framework readily available to make any additions like this; not only is it "the proper way" (debate in a different topic if you wish), but it usually eases future maintenance

#allLimesMatter With PDO, you can pass an array of key-pair parameters to an execute() call. $stmt = $pdo->query('INSERT INTO users (username, level) VALUES (:name, :level)'); $stmt->execute([ ':name' => $someName, ':level' => $nextLevelMaybe ]); Alternatively, you can also use question-mark placeholders and pass parameters in the same order $stmt = $pdo->query('UPDATE some_table SET some_value = ?, some_other_value = ? WHERE some_criteria = ?'); $stmt->execute([$firstVal, $secondVal, $criteriaVal]); Perhaps this information may be useful to you during your wrapper writes

Just gonna direct you here And you, stop flaming people for the shit of it. If you have a professional review of someone, you are welcome to share it in the relevant area.