mccode-v2 New Index page

[KyleMassacre]

@kcmajor36: Please wrap you code in code tags please. There are like 5 buttons in the "Go Advanced" reply are which has

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[-BRAIDZ-]

Ok I made a new index page which i used to use on my old game its pretty much advanced

Ok replace your index Page with This

 

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And your done screenies are below

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One problem, attacking record is not showing.

Well it is, just not how many won/lost

[Veramys]

Do you record how many times someone wins or loses?

[jcvenom]

Lol this was years ago when i was still learning coding, now im pro

[KyleMassacre]

Do you record how many times someone wins or loses?

I haven't opened up attack logs in quite some time but doesn't that track it? You can just query up the sum in the table.

[Veramys]

Unless you clear out old attack logs.

[-BRAIDZ-]

Do you record how many times someone wins or loses?

Yes I do, I will post my old index code,

So you can see how it is on there, I tried editing it, but then it returned a blank page

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Lol this was years ago when i was still learning coding, now im pro

Still good :)

[-BRAIDZ-]

Do you record how many times someone wins or loses?

Here is my old index.php

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I have tried going off the queries from this, but still nothing..

Can anyone help?

Please

[G7470]

I have tried going off the queries from this, but still nothing..

Can anyone help?

Please

Well, what does your current index.php look like when attempting to use these queries? That will at least help show what you've tried so far.

~G7470

[-BRAIDZ-]

Well, what does your current index.php look like when attempting to use these queries? That will at least help show what you've tried so far.

~G7470

This is what I have so far

[ATTACH]2097[/ATTACH]

[G7470]

This is what I have so far

[ATTACH]2097[/ATTACH]

Oops, I guess I didn't say it right..haha. Looks nice, but what does your index.php code currently look like?

~G7470

[-BRAIDZ-]

Oops, I guess I didn't say it right..haha. Looks nice, but what does your index.php code currently look like?

~G7470

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[G7470]

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A quick glance shows that if you are not storing attack information in the users table, then simply using

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to get "attacks won" won't work for you. Same goes with the other attack information variables there.

You have to (at least) reference the data that you were originally using to generate this information. This is what you were originally doing to do so:

 

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Once you understand what this snippet of code here is doing, you should be able to see what variables should go where in the new index file in order to display it properly.

~G7470

[Magictallguy]

Repaired and sent in response to the very same message in my inbox :/

[-BRAIDZ-]

Repaired and sent in response to the very same message in my inbox :/

Thanks, I got it, copied the code, and it fixed the attack problem.

Now I'm having a problem with normal Stats, it's not showing them correctly, such as my strength is at 14,000+ and it's just saying 14 I will provide a screen shot..

What could be causing this

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