Stafflist

[bladewolf2010]

I know this isn't really a mod but it's a little thing that helps players see what the staff do (like what there duties are) having that in the stafflist.php will save them the trouble from going to each staff member's profile just to see the duties

 

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[rulerofzu]

Good effort there blade at least your continuing to try and learn.

Id suggest not doing this

SELECT * FROM users

especially from a table like users which is quite large. No need.

SELECT userid,username,duties FROM users

will suffice as that's all the info that you need.

Also duties is a new field which you didnt mention :P

[bladewolf2010]

Okay thanks for the advise :)

[Brad]

Nice work there.

Simple but effective.

[Jordan Palmer]

Here is a smaller patch for this

 

• Secured
• Cleaner
• Valid CSS (Personal view *more*)
• General Optimization (queries)

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Fully working and tested

[bladewolf2010]

At least i'm trying now :pinch:

[Paul Evans]

I really dislike people opening and closing the php tags lol

[The Spirit]

I really dislike people opening and closing the php tags lol

Why? Just want to know :)

[Paul Evans]

A friend of mine a while back said it was a security risk (never researched it personally (i may have to)) and it looks horrid lol

[bladewolf2010]

I don't do that mainly because i don't understand the point when you can just do it in tags right?

[The Spirit]

A friend of mine a while back said it was a security risk (never researched it personally (i may have to)) and it looks horrid lol

Ok thanks :)

[Djkanna]

A friend of mine a while back said it was a security risk (never researched it personally (i may have to)) and it looks horrid lol

No security risks, as far as in writing your html outside of PHP.

However it's much cleaner to do so unfortunately source code viewers like [.php][/.php] haven't quite picked up on so it looks somewhat unpleasing on the forum.

The way Jordan did I wouldn't say it's wrong but he's still using echo to write html/text to the page, where following the rest of the style of the script you'd do something like the following for example.

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Or a more realistic example of what you'd use in MCCodes;

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It's a rather effective method of doing it and also in some ways speeds up development time.

[Uridium]

I really dislike people opening and closing the php tags lol

opening and closing tags is sometimes a good thing especially when using net beans as you can insert html into a html section but not from an echo ;)

if your using netbeans its a god

[Jordan Palmer]

@DJK,

Yeah, Sorry I ended up coming off the laptop so had to rush to finish

@Paul;

I never really do, but I was bored lol

[Wazam]

Nice little work here bud.

It's kind of crapmed, kind of simple kind of coding. Might want to make it more clear to people.

Good effort though. :)