Donator days editing through Staff panel.

[Monkey644]

Hey guys,

This my first little attempt at something like this. It's only small and basic, but can be very helpful.

It give admins the chance to edit users donator days accordingly in the "Edit Users" area.

So, give it a whirle and let me know what you think. :)

Firstly, Open staff_users.php

Find:

 

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Replace with:

 

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And then, still in staff_users.php, find:

 

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And Replace with:

 

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Then, still in the same file :), find:

 

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And Replace with:

 

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And your done :).

Easy little mod, but can help alot :)

Thanks,

Monkey644

[gurpreet]

Nice mod mate. Havent tsted but looks good. Also I'm not sure but I think echo is faster than print (I'm used to using it anyway). Nicely done.

[Nicholas]

Nice mod mate. Havent tsted but looks good. Also I'm not sure but I think echo is faster than print (I'm used to using it anyway). Nicely done.

print and echo has no speed different,

what ive heard is that apperently echo can be used with more with functions and its more of a PHP 6 thing.

but also i think what you have done Monkey644 will work but it help if it wasnt all on 1 line so its easier to see/copy.

[Monkey644]

Nice mod mate. Havent tsted but looks good. Also I'm not sure but I think echo is faster than print (I'm used to using it anyway). Nicely done.

print and echo has no speed different,

what ive heard is that apperently echo can be used with more with functions and its more of a PHP 6 thing.

but also i think what you have done Monkey644 will work but it help if it wasnt all on 1 line so its easier to see/copy.

My bad, i dont have a clue how to make it as paragraphs :S And thanks For feedback :)

[Renkia]

Nicholas is right, they have no difference. But using HTML tags are more efficient the using the echo() & print() in one go.

But, echo() & print() are needed in these cases. :)

[Danny696]

Shutup fool, echo is faster than print. The end. if you disagree, [...] and google it.

[Renkia]

1: It's exacly the same. Echo probs would be 0.00000000000001 seconds faster, WOW!

2: No need to tell me to F off, and call me a fool.

Grow up.

[Danny696]

ITs faster, the end.

[Dominion]

1: It's exacly the same. Echo probs would be 0.00000000000001 seconds faster, WOW!

2: No need to tell me to F off, and call me a fool.

Grow up.

its 20% faster on a large page thats more then 0.00000000000001 secs if you want to read up on it -

http://www.learnphponline.com/php-basics/php-echo-vs-print

[Renkia]

I Have just talked to a firend. "Roy Bains" he knows alot about PHP & other languages. He said this: -

[Administration Chaos] 9:12 pm: It has no difference apart from the coding speed. Use print is typing 5

chars using echo only 4.

[Administration Chaos] 9:12 pm: There is no considerable performance gain.

But what I would understand ECHO would be faster in cases like this.

print'

Poke</p>';

echo"

mon</p>";

2+ Echos will just continnuisly echo will be slower. But if yout PRINT() then ECHO(), It would be faster. Tested by myself ro the past 5 mins.

[Danny696]

http://www.google.com/search?q=echo+faster+than+print&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a <<pritty sure that knows more than your 'friend'

This Roy clearly needa to see that link. I could ask most people, they would agree with me. and for two echos, do this echo'blahh'.'hlahh2'; print wont do it because it sucks!

[Danny696]

Tip: The echo() function is slightly faster than print().

From W3Schools, thay cant lie now can they -.- any more evidence you want.

[Monkey644]

Ok, can we be bit nicer to each other please :) Its ment to a friendly community? Well i thought it was anyway...

Anyone got any comments on my little mod?

[Danny696]

I prefer the old CE days thf. Good old SMF, how me all miss it.

[Djkanna]

I Have just talked to a firend. "Roy Bains" he knows alot about PHP & other languages. He said this: -

[Administration Chaos] 9:12 pm: It has no difference apart from the coding speed. Use print is typing 5

chars using echo only 4.

[Administration Chaos] 9:12 pm: There is no considerable performance gain.

But what I would understand ECHO would be faster in cases like this.

print'

Poke</p>';

echo"

mon</p>";

2+ Echos will just continnuisly echo will be slower. But if yout PRINT() then ECHO(), It would be faster. Tested by myself ro the past 5 mins.

echo has a slight performance gain;

Also different topic you're friend is the admin of some chaotic game (He told me off for mentioning McCodes -.-)

As for your statement no comment! Actually one: Be consistent!

Shutup fool, echo is faster than print. The end. if you disagree, fuck off and google it n00b

Danny that was out of order!

[warnbox]Keep it friendly, this applies to all![/warnbox]

To the OP nice addition.

[CrazyT]

BTW echo isn't a function. :)

[Danny696]

Who said it was a function :/

[Djkanna]

Tip: The echo() function is slightly faster than print().

From W3Schools, thay cant lie now can they -.- any more evidence you want.

I think you mentioned it ;)

[Danny696]

Wasnt my fault, blame W3Schools

[CrazyT]

Wasnt my fault, blame W3Schools

Yes it is your fault, your the one who copyed and pasted! xD

Copy Paste = Evil

[Zero-Affect]

echo() is not actually a function (it is a language construct), so you are not required to use parentheses with it.

Source: http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/function.echo.php

Even though the link says function.echo and it's listed in functions lol it isn't actually a function.

[Brad]

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[The Coder]

Administration Chaos, the name rings a bell, chaoticnation or wars I think?

[Raven1992]

ok do we have any screenshots to see this mod works that would be great

[Danny696]

Wow, what I c*nt I was...