Magictallguy

Based purely on function name alone; you're not returning an image with your equipment, only a name.

I forgot define accepted a 3rd arg! Never saw the point in it though.

Capitalise it. djlk34jlk -> DJLK34JLK

Then there's something updating it on every load. How have you set up the refill?

.. Yes. You want to subtract miningpower. The code you've posted is written to use `$MSI['mine_power_use']`. `$MSI` is an associative array coming from the table mining_data. In that table, there should be some rows (run the query below). Do all the rows in that table have a mine_power_use of at least 1? SELECT * FROM mining_data

This is a user-created module, not an original part of the engine. The code appears to check out at first glance. Does the corresponding row in your database have a value for mine_power_use?

Until a better fit can be found, the DBAD License

About £3000 if you've got it spare please

So you do. Apologies, it's been a long day

Postman and Insomnia are good alternatives.

I remember this argument from the days of old; so allow me to bring forward a piece of wisdom from that time. It is not for you to decide whether the author's asking price is too much or too little. All you can do is decide whether it's too much or too little for you. Let's turn the tables for a moment. Let's say you've worked for hours (even days!) on something you intend to release. At the completion of that project, you've got not only the time you spent on writing it, but the time and effort that went into learning how to do it. You (the author) may decide you should be financially rewarded by whomever wishes to use the result of your time and effort. Now, what if I told you that the price you put on your product is unfair or unacceptable? What if you were in a superstore? Would you tell the cash registrar that the price on the item you've already picked up is too much, or would you realise the situation and either pay for it or put it back? Note for future reference: You don't have to like the price of something to respect what went into it. Be mindful, please.

You're welcome to gravedig, but please don't be a dick about it ?

That domain is no longer registered, nor do I have the original screenshots. Here's a couple of screenshots from a game where it's been extensively implemented. Ranks: Index Ranks: Add New (1) Ranks: Add New (2) Ranks: View (1) Ranks: View (2) Ranks: Edit (1) Ranks: Edit (2) Deletion has an interstitial confirm dialog then redirects back to Rank Index upon confirmation/cancellation.

This is for gRPG v1

Possibly missing PHP's zip library from your installation? Have you successfully installed other modifications before this?

Humbug, I tell you! Humbug!

That PDO wrapper is a slightly-reworked version of revision 1 of my own PDO wrapper, combined with elements from MCCv2's MySQLi wrapper. The file structure, with very few renames, is very similar to MCCv2. The logic is setup to use the `$ir` variable to hold the active player's details - very MCC. Multiple files have various alterations, but are still closely comparable to MCC. Chivalry truly is dead in this case. It's straight-up theft

Desktop version appears to display correctly. @Dave, you're up!

Welcome back! I remember ya

I'll do it myself >.>

The servers I manage are dotted around the planet. Only 2 of them are local (to the UK). That being said, I'm not paying specifically for servers to be located elsewhere, it just so happens that they're not in the UK. It can be used for providing a closer-to-home mirror of a site to doing things otherwise illegal on home soil - not that I would know, of course. Personally, I have no issue with offshore hosting, nor do I have much of an opinion on using them specifically because they're not homegrown. If you require an offshore host, you do you. In most cases you're likely to find here, (almost) any webserver will suffice

.. you didn't run the installer, did you? The `settings` table in your site's database is missing a few rows - including game_name

Why not run it on the command line? Everyone has their preferred method of administration ?

Assuming you followed the instructions, you'd be correct - it's in viewuser.php

Your comments.php doesn't SELECT a COUNT() at any given point - you're looking in the wrong file