Request Name Change, Staff Moderated--Mod

[Joshua]

Ok, so TCmaker requested this, then while I was making it MTG made one

BUT, i was already into it so im posting mine anywayz :)

 

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In preferances.

Overwrite both of your name change functions with

 

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Remove your old cases involving name change from your switch up top

add this one

 

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Yes I use mysql_query Its faster.

Yes MTG has just done one as well lol.

But i was halfway through easy be darned if i stop and scrap it :P

 

Enjoy for any who use >,<

[Jordan Palmer]

Meh...

 

*bites tongue*

 

Good work

[Zero-Affect]

Yes I use mysql_query Its faster.

Really... Why is that exactly?

[Joshua]

Common Sense Zero :P

A. $db->query is in a seperate file that you must call to when using.

B. mysql_query goes straight to the source

 

milliseconds faster but shrugz, it's faster and i'm trying to stop using typical mccodes stuff as I branch out ^_-

[Dominion]

Common Sense Zero :P

A. $db->query is in a seperate file that you must call to when using.

B. mysql_query goes straight to the source

 

milliseconds faster but shrugz, it's faster and i'm trying to stop using typical mccodes stuff as I branch out ^_-

is the class folder not called for every file that has

require_once("sglobals.php");

or

require_once("globals.php");

anyway so that would not really make it faster since its already there to use? if anything would have thought it would be faster since $c and die would already be part of it?

[Zero-Affect]

Common Sense Zero :P

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is the class folder not called for every file that has

require_once("sglobals.php");

or

require_once("globals.php");

anyway so that would not really make it faster since its already there to use? if anything would have thought it would be faster since $c and die would already be part of it?

^he does have a point there, i never considered that either.

So how is this faster than MTG's?

That's like calling the [mysql]SELECT * FROM users WHERE userid = $userid[/mysql] query in files rather than using the $ir query from globals.

[Dominion]

he never said it was faster btw when using mysql_query you should always kill db->query kills it for you all put into the class folder