Magictallguy

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.

Is GL rogue-like?

How did we go from "OMFGNODON'T" to "meh, wutever, you go right ahead"?

Debatable. This is a blacklist for URIs, including various workaround attempts. It is not the be-all-and-end-all of patches

The Spam Block Fool <?php $blocklist = ['unistreets']; preg_match_all('#\bhttps?://[^,\s()<>]+(?:\([\w]+\)|([^,[:punct:]\s]|/))#i', $_POST['msg'], $matches); if (count($matches) > 0 && !empty(array_intersect($matches, $blocklist))) { // blackhole it }

I'm in support of silently blackholing them! Note: There are multiple ways to get around this, dependent on how restrictive you write your block. Just catch 'em as you go

Not to be that guy, but I feel it must be stated that we are not responsible for handling drama within your site. We definitely agree that something should be done, but our jurisdiction lies within MakeWebGames only

Yesterday alone, I spent almost every waking moment coding. Love it!

One of the resident retards here. It's just a word, guys 😉

Apologies on the delay for that; I didn't receive a notification that you'd posted an update - normally I do. Approved 🙂

Not here to attack - wanting clarity. If a developer releases something and you edit it, at what point does it become the original developer's task to edit your modified code?

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Man love some puss puss!

Derailed and locked

You wish to build a community, but provide virtually no information that might entice such a community. You, uh .. you new to this?

This is incomplete - we are still missing the information we require to help you

This is but one of multiple occasions. If we don't bring it to light now, it'll continue. Yes, we can just fed and move on, though I'd rather not have a game full of banned accounts. It'd be simpler if players just didn't spam other sites; it's massively disrespectful and, in my mind, detracts value from the advertised site. I believe this topic should stay.

You appear to be popular.. Heck knows why 😛

In your login.php, is the CSRF token sent with the authenticate.php form?

More information required. Where exactly are you experiencing this? Can you provide the offending snippet of code?