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peterisgb

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hello i need a little help with a sql which i'm not quite understand. could i have some help

$db->query("UPDATE users SET sides=sides+1 WHERE userid={$ir['userid']}",$c);

This is what i got so far, how would i get this formula to work like this sides +1 if (userid % 2) = 0"); and (userid % 2) <> 0");

so you only get a +1 if you are odd ID attacking Even ID and same vice versa.

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well in ODD userid attacks a EVEN user ID then that user will get a +1,

and if an EVEN id attacks a ODD user id they get a +1

but if a EVEN ID user attacks and EVEN user id they dont get a +1 same with ODD attacking ODD

Its battles with good and evil. odds being evil and even id are good, that system is there now but i cant figure this line out to add to attackwon.php etc.

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so if i'm right like this?

$db->query("UPDATE users SET sides=sides+1 WHERE userid={$ir['userid']} AND ((($ir['userid'] % 2) != 0)) AND (($r['userid'] % 2) == 0))) ",$c);

or like this

$db->query("UPDATE users SET sides=sides+1 WHERE userid=$userid AND (($ir['userid'] % 2) != 0))",$c);

$db->query("UPDATE users SET sides=sides+1 WHERE userid=$userid AND (($r['userid'] % 2) == 0))",$c);

or is that wrong.

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Do the following;

 

/*
 * For attackwon, and other won outcomes
I'm using $r, but preferably I'd use the query string 
*/
if( ((($ir['userid'] % 2) == 0) AND (($r['userid'] % 2) != 0)) 
       OR 
   ((($ir['userid'] % 2) != 0) AND (($r['userid'] % 2) == 0)) ) {
   $db->query("UPDATE `users` SET `sides`=`sides`+1 WHERE `userid`={$userid}", $c);
}

/*
 * For attacklost, and other lost outcomes
I'm using $r, but preferably I'd use the query string 
*/
if( ((($ir['userid'] % 2) == 0) AND (($r['userid'] % 2) != 0)) 
       OR 
   ((($ir['userid'] % 2) != 0) AND (($r['userid'] % 2) == 0)) ) {
   $db->query("UPDATE `users` SET `sides`=`sides`+1 WHERE `userid`={$r['userid']}", $c);
}

 

In theory, that should work how you require it to.

Also, to get the winning side, just count the values of sides for each side ;)

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thanks it worked like a charm, just another little help

The default userlist pages, is there a way i can create another userlist and get it to display only Odd ID's or Even ID's?

Depends on how you want to do it.

<?php

$query = 'SELECT `username` FROM `users` WHERE ( `userid` % 2 = '.( array_key_exists ( 'odd', $_GET ) ? 1 : 0 ).' )';

echo '<a href="userlist.php" title="Even users">Even users</a>&dash;<a href="userlist.php?odd" title="Odd users">Odd Users</a>';

//Execute query & do whatever else you wish to do.

May work.

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