Attacking Online?

[Naffer20]

Is there a code that would prevent attacking players online? What would I add? :D

[Seker]

($r['laston'] >= $time) ? die("No online attacking") : false ;

[KyleMassacre]

ughhh. I have never been a fan of that. maybe put a limit of online attacks per hour per person would be a better solution

[Naffer20]

($r['laston'] >= $time) ? die("No online attacking") : false ;

Mhm, that won't let anyone attack even if there offline

[SRB]

Mhm, that won't let anyone attack even if there offline

Seriously? Spoon feeding incoming...

 

if ($r['laston'] > (time() - 300)) {
   echo 'You can not attack people while they are online.';
   $h->endpage;
   exit;
}

 

*sigh*

[Seker]

Seriously? Spoon feeding incoming...

 

if ($r['laston'] > (time() - 300)) {
   echo 'You can not attack people while they are online.';
   $h->endpage;
   exit;
}

 

*sigh*

I honestly thought what I posted was already too much. Sheesh.

[SRB]

I honestly thought what I posted was already too much. Sheesh.

They go away faster if they get what they want. It's a win/win, overall.

[Naffer20]

Still doesn't work, so maybe you should put the right spoon in my mouth so I can be fed.

[spikereloaded]

great community spirit guys.

in what way is it not working?

[SRB]

Still doesn't work, so maybe you should put the right spoon in my mouth so I can be fed.

Since $r defines players in the attack file, the code is correct.

Error is therefore on your part - so put it in the right place!

[spikereloaded]

Think the OP got scared off

[Djkanna]

Think the OP got scared off

Do you blame him/her?

Thread cleaned up somewhat, keep it to the subject of the thread please.

[Bennyh789]

Assuming your using mccodes in attack.php try

if($r['laston'] >= time()-15*60)

{

print "You cannot players that are online.<br />

<a href='index.php'>> Back</a>";

$h->endpage();

$_SESSION['attacking']=0;

$ir['attacking']=0;

$db->query("UPDATE users SET attacking=0 WHERE userid=$userid");

exit;

}

 

If you get any problems give me a shout and will see what I can do :)

[Seker]

$_SESSION['attacking']=0;
$ir['attacking']=0;
$db->query("UPDATE users SET attacking=0 WHERE userid=$userid");

There's no need for this.

If he's trying to stop them from attacking at all, putting the previously given conditionals at the beginning of the file will do exactly what he wants.

The fact that it's "not working" means he obviously doesn't know where it goes.

In which case, I must ask, why is this guy working on the code at all?

Order of operations applies to more than just math.