Emisand's Gunz Admin Panel v3

[biGGer]

eek! i updated post, please reread

I did it without the ' ' because is the same than not using them and I don't have to concatenate strings that include those constants

its not the same thingy!
by putting '' you assign them as constants
a constant is something that does not change, over time or otherwise: a fixed value.
you don't change keys so php tells you about this - they must be constants

and also, it takes more resources, start 10 benches and see yourself. using constants takes alot less ram and cpu time
if you still don't believe me look at php.net mailing lists
Twice as Fast, Half the Price.

 

[Solaire]

eek! i updated post, please reread

its not the same thingy!
by putting '' you assign them as constants
a constant is something that does not change, over time or otherwise: a fixed value.
you don't change keys so php tells you about this - they must be constants

and also, it takes more resources, start 10 benches and see yourself. using constants takes alot less ram and cpu time
if you still don't believe me look at php.net mailing lists
Twice as Fast, Half the Price.

Euhhh as far as i know you make a constant this way:

define("constant", "I'm a constant one.");
echo constant;

 

[emisand]

Example:
$_CFG[Name] = "George";

When PHP reads that, it will search if already exists a constant called Name, since I didn't defined any constant php "adds" the ' '. And that will be like $_CFG['Name'] = "George";

If you are a perfectionist and don't want those notices, you can disable notices from php.ini or you can edit all the array vars and add the ' '.
You can also define them as constants, but is unuseful. You wont take less ram and CPU since the panel is not massively used, it's just regularly used by the staff.

 

[biGGer]

i already know what php does.
i just said that doing it how you are doing is wrong

Euhhh as far as i know you make a constant this way:

define("constant", "I'm a constant one.");

yep
even echo 'blabla '.$asd.' asd\n'; works faster than echo "blabla $asd asd\n";

 

[emisand]

Something inside ' ' is a constant.
But if it's inside " " it may not be a constant, because you can do something like this:
$string = "My name is $name"; so it's not constant.

And if you do echo 'My name is $name' you will see My name is $name and not the content of $name

What i'm doing is not wrong, I have seen the method I used at many codes and it's accepted.
It's just a method that saves me from a complex syntax at the moment of using those constants inside strings.

If I use $_STR[Name] = "Me"; I can do: echo "My name is [$_STR[Name]";

But if I use $_STR['Name'] = "Me"; I am forced to do: echo "My name is ".$_STR['Name'];

 

[Azet]

Its working fine for me except that "send item to storage" whenever i tried to send it. It always says "item send sucssecfully"
but der is not any thing in store.
But the"send item to inventory "is working fine.
Another question-
how to add the remaining things like account list and etc. I downloded the php but dont know how to add.

 

[emisand]

Its working fine for me except that "send item to storage" whenever i tried to send it. It always says "item send sucssecfully"
but der is not any thing in store.
But the"send item to inventory "is working fine.
Another question-
how to add the remaining things like account list and etc. I downloded the php but dont know how to add.

I will check the Send Item to Storage function, Someone else had the same problem.

Then, I think you don't need to add those phps, If you want to see the account list, go to the search functions, and in Search accounts, just leave the text box empty and click search, all the accounts should be displayed, the same for character list, but with the search characters, and the same for clans but with search clans.

 

[biGGer]

Something inside ' ' is a constant.
But if it's inside " " it may not be a constant, because you can do something like this:
$string = "My name is $name"; so it's not constant.

And if you do echo 'My name is $name' you will see My name is $name and not the content of $name

What i'm doing is not wrong, I have seen the method I used at many codes and it's accepted.
It's just a method that saves me from a complex syntax at the moment of using those constants inside strings.

If I use $_STR[Name] = "Me"; I can do: echo "My name is [$_STR[Name]";

But if I use $_STR['Name'] = "Me"; I am forced to do: echo "My name is ".$_STR['Name'];

if you code somethin - don't get notices or its wrong coded
closed theme for now

 

[maxteam]

:O
i forgot to say thank you
thanks

 

[Solaire]

if you code somethin - don't get notices or its wrong coded
closed theme for now

I agree with emisand. The best / safest way of coding is:

echo "My name is " . $res['name']. "";

However, i'm always doing it the same way as emisand:

echo "My name is $res[name]";

It's just way easier to do. I'm getting teached both ways at school (Programming school, first year). But my teacher doesn't know PHP that well. (That's funny sometimes.)

 

[SluggerMyers]

How'd you make your website. its looks great

 

[FreeZa™]

this is not website it is an admin pannel

 

[biGGer]

I agree with emisand. The best / safest way of coding is:

echo "My name is " . $res['name']. "";

However, i'm always doing it the same way as emisand:

echo "My name is $res[name]";

It's just way easier to do. I'm getting teached both ways at school (Programming school, first year). But my teacher doesn't know PHP that well. (That's funny sometimes.)

if you code like that

echo "My name is " . $res['name']. "";

its useless to use ""
the best and fastest way is(text is a constant)

echo 'My name is ' . $res['name']. '';

i haven't seen

echo "My name is $res[name]";

for a long time in all major scripts, its because they probably coded for high-perf.

and also

echo '1'.$2.'3'

echoes 123

echo "1$23"

echoes 1, if you need to use a variable without spaces you have to add ".." its double wrong, php have to define text as a constant 2 times.

 

[Solaire]

if you code like that

echo "My name is " . $res['name']. "";

its useless to use ""
the best and fastest way is(text is a constant)

echo 'My name is ' . $res['name']. '';

i haven't seen

echo "My name is $res[name]";

for a long time in all major scripts, its because they probably coded for high-perf.

and also

echo '1'.$2.'3'

echoes 123

echo "1$23"

echoes 1, if you need to use a variable without spaces you have to add ".." its double wrong, php have to define text as a constant 2 times.

I know, but the official way is still to use echo "My name is " . $res['name']. "";

 

[faytman]

Can u explain this more? What if I dont have a website/website domain? I have Wamp, but idk what wamp is and how to use it...lol

can someone answer my question?..

 

[wesman2232]

you dont need it, all you need is AppServ install that and open up a Internet Browser and type in either

You must be registered to see links

or localhost

 

[bussare]

how to make tabbel for storage rent period???

 

[wesman2232]

i think it would be in AccountItems.dbo

 

[bussare]

can someone answer my question?

 

[Solaire]

It's in the GunzDB already.