[THESCRIPT] TopiaCMS - The most advanced CMS [PHP][HTML][CSS][JQUERY]

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

I did asked the same but he want's to handle this project with Droppy.

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or maybe I just don't want to work with you. No offence but you peck head and you seem to think I'm incapable of doing this project.

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* Done the Select menu for the navigator
* Made some minor adjustments to the navigator
* Added the navigators placeholder
* Made two classes for the rooms

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Originally Posted by Papercup

or maybe I just don't want to work with you. No offence but you peck head and you seem to think I'm incapable of doing this project.

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* Done the Select menu for the navigator
* Made some minor adjustments to the navigator
* Added the navigators placeholder
* Made two classes for the rooms

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I don't think he is suggesting you're in-capable, but I do think you could do with the help. If you were 100% competent you wouldn't be working with Lucca. :P:

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Originally Posted by Papercup

or maybe I just don't want to work with you. No offence but you peck head and you seem to think I'm incapable of doing this project.

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Because I offer my collaboration I think you're incapable to do this project? I only want to help on this project because I want to help someone. Doing something new, taking risks and addressing a new challenge. Sorry I offered my services...

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Originally Posted by n0minal

I don't think he is suggesting you're in-capable, but I do think you could do with the help. If you were 100% competent you wouldn't be working with Lucca. :P:

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He is 100% capable, yes. But I asked him to be apart of be project. Looks like someone stoles us some money on other project that we're doing, so, we need something to complete our day and nights.

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* Welcome character walking done (Thanks Zensai)
* Login system coded
* Register system coded
* Rank permissions added to the database

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Originally Posted by Papercup

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* Welcome character walking done (Thanks Hickhead)
* Login system coded
* Register system coded
* Rank permissions added to the database

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Nice updates! Best of luck.
btw, can we see some print screens?

Hmm, Right sure.

http://www.iaza.com/work/130404C/iaza12698127087900.png

http://www.iaza.com/work/130404C/iaza12698157378700.png

Did you write your own rendering engine for rooms (or did you customise a pre-existing JS isometric engine? Just wondering

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* Navigation tabs coded and functioning
* Made several edits to the navigator
* Made edits to the scrollbar so it only scrolls rooms when there is too much instead of the whole tab.

Done a video update so you can see the navigator in action and a few of the latest updates.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw7H5...ature=youtu.be

Caustik, We wrote our own.

Holy shit very fast updates. Nice video, It's coming along very nicely. :D:

Thanks :D

Forgot to mention I did the hover for the cross also.

Caustik, for a while is our own, but we are thinkn to implement the JS Isometric soon.
Quackstar, yes, it is, we are making fast, and better possible!

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* Fixed a bug where when you was on the Me tab and clicked promoted it kept the Me rooms on and added the promoted rooms.

Loving this development. Have seen it on join.me and he makes very fast progress, a really dedicated developer to something new and exciting. It's great to know someone is working on a hotel that needs no emulator and can run on a free web host, and it is WAY faster than a flash client.

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Originally Posted by Explicable

Loving this development. Have seen it on join.me and he makes very fast progress, a really dedicated developer to something new and exciting. It's great to know someone is working on a hotel that needs no emulator and can run on a free web host, and it is WAY faster than a flash client.

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http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4...zu9do1_500.png

Geez sorry, can't help myself. You get me going ;)

I'm curious - will this really run independently with no emulator? O_o

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Originally Posted by n0minal

I'm curious - will this really run independently with no emulator? O_o

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Yes, That's the whole point of the project xD

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Originally Posted by Papercup

Yes, That's the whole point of the project xD

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I know - I'm just curious as to your approach! :P:

For example - how users will interact with one-another, etc.

I have some ideas for this, Not 100% sure yet though. We was thinking about going down the NODE.js root but then It would be required to run a program. If we made it so a frame within the page which contains the room and JavaScript reloads that frame for chat and movement or something.

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Originally Posted by n0minal

I know - I'm just curious as to your approach! :P:

For example - how users will interact with one-another, etc.

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I believe he'll use a similar websocket system to the one you used in your chatbox.

Maybe consider trying it both ways? First make one with the node.js and if you have time try to make the pages handle all of the data instead.

I'll think about it, I'll tackle the problems when they come.

I think you just need ajax :tongue:

With little to no knowledge of Ajax, I doubt I will go down that root :P

This is starting to look really cool. Good progress as usual. Although, I preferred the old name. The new name might confuse some people to what this is exactly, namely the CMS part.

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Originally Posted by Makarov

I believe he'll use a similar websocket system to the one you used in your chatbox.

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Websockets don't support P2P, if that is the case (assuming that is the approach they're taking)?

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Originally Posted by Papercup

I have some ideas for this, Not 100% sure yet though. We was thinking about going down the NODE.js root but then It would be required to run a program. If we made it so a frame within the page which contains the room and JavaScript reloads that frame for chat and movement or something.

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I think you really should do something like that. A program that receives information what's send by the client. That program will handle this and will return something to activate a specific action. (This is almost an emulator yes... But if you should use an refresh function the browser would crash)

An idea: what do you think of a fade effect when you open the navigator? And that's opening next to the button? Or a slide effect.

And maybe you can make the hole hotel like the new ideas of illumnia? Should look great.

Yeah, I was thinking a template system where you can change the style of the navigators, tabs etc. Would be a future update when the project is complete but you can switch it to Illumina etc. Even if Habbo didn't finish the design, they released enough images for us to complete it ourselves.

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Originally Posted by papercup

i have some ideas for this, not 100% sure yet though. We was thinking about going down the node.js root but then it would be required to run a program. If we made it so a frame within the page which contains the room and javascript reloads that frame for chat and movement or something.

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ajax.

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Originally Posted by n0minal

ajax.

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He said he couldn't handle it that much.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

He said he couldn't handle it that much.

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I thought he said he didn't want to work with node.js (which so happens to be very good - and would benefit the project! Psst, http://nodester.com/)?

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Originally Posted by n0minal

I thought he said he didn't want to work with node.js?

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He said he would work with node.js and not with ajax.

I've not decided yet. I'll do more updates today.

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Originally Posted by n0minal

ajax.

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Page and the hotel will lagg as shit.

Can you put up a live demo? I'd be happy to let you use my website. :)

Yes he definitely wants to give a random guy all the files for his project ;)

No progress the last few days as I've been preparing for school again etc. I'll do some work tomorrow night for sure.

I would be glad to see more updates, keep up!

Just want to say this development is still on and I promise to do a few updates in the next few days.

Just a question: when the room gets loaded, is it writing html in a specific div of something to show it?

The rooms are coded in PHP, in a div.

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Originally Posted by Papercup

The rooms are coded in PHP, in a div.

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Yeah I know but if you wont use jquery to place some other things it could be very hard or even impossible to make place the furniture.

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

Yeah I know but if you wont use jquery to place some other things it could be very hard or even impossible to make place the furniture.

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Its not impossible, it will only place very slow.

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Originally Posted by Niels

Its not impossible, it will only place very slow.

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So finally it will crash.

I don't know much about performance and jQuery etc but I cannot see how a browser can 'crash' from this. The way we would code the furniture placing would be like clicking the furniture and then that new furniture would be the cursor and when you click it, it would go into the room on top of one of the tile images.

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Originally Posted by Papercup

I don't know much about performance and jQuery etc but I cannot see how a browser can 'crash' from this. The way we would code the furniture placing would be like clicking the furniture and then that new furniture would be the cursor and when you click it, it would go into the room on top of one of the tile images.

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And with 1000 users placing furniture at the same time?

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Originally Posted by Papercup

I don't know much about performance and jQuery etc but I cannot see how a browser can 'crash' from this. The way we would code the furniture placing would be like clicking the furniture and then that new furniture would be the cursor and when you click it, it would go into the room on top of one of the tile images.

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I'm just curious - without a server to communicate with each instance of the client, how will you update each instance for every action, message, etc?

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Originally Posted by n0minal

I'm just curious - without a server to communicate with each instance of the client, how will you update each instance for every action, message, etc?

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It need to be with ajax...

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

It need to be with ajax...

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Not sure what point you're trying to make here. Are you suggesting that each instance of the client will communicate with one-another? Somehow, I don't think so...

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Originally Posted by n0minal

Not sure what point you're trying to make here. Are you suggesting that each instance of the client will communicate with one-another? Somehow, I don't think so...

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I agree. I know a way to do this, but it will slow the page down as hell.
With ajax or a post function you can get every x seconds a php file where you can 'update' the messages in the client. I don't know exactly how to make that liddle fade effect every time to get to the top with this script.

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

I agree. I know a way to do this, but it will slow the page down as hell.
With ajax or a post function you can get every x seconds a php file where you can 'update' the messages in the client. I don't know exactly how to make that liddle fade effect every time to get to the top with this script.

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And like you have already said - while it may be practical for a few users - it will still lag like fuck.

Its still a great idea what hes doing. If done right, you never know... anything might be possible :)

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Originally Posted by n0minal

Not sure what point you're trying to make here. Are you suggesting that each instance of the client will communicate with one-another? Somehow, I don't think so...

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Yes, it could. I think ajax can deal with that (besides that it would crash instantly with so many requests). Maybe he can try node.js.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

Yes, it could. I think ajax can deal with that (besides that it would crash instantly with so many requests). Maybe he can try node.js.

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The only way I can see AJAX achieving what he wants to achieve is with what PremiumEye suggested - which, even with PHP, is very unreliable.

Node.JS? I thought his aim was server-less? I'm pretty sure that even for a web-based Node.JS application, without direct connection to something, it will be extremely unreliable at best.

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Originally Posted by n0minal

The only way I can see AJAX achieving what he wants to achieve is with what PremiumEye suggested - which, even with PHP, is very unreliable.

Node.JS? I thought his aim was server-less? I'm pretty sure that even for a web-based Node.JS application, without direct connection to something, it will be extremely unreliable at best.

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Server-less? Personally, server-less, I can only see a single player habbo hotel. I suggested Node.js because he said he would work with javascript. That's the only javascript way where I can see this becoming multiplayer - with Node.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

Server-less? Personally, server-less, I can only see a single player habbo hotel. I suggested Node.js because he said he would work with javascript. That's the only javascript way where I can see this becoming multiplayer - with Node.

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Are you deliberately trying to contradict yourself and others?

Let me summarise form what I can gather:

• The aim is a server-less multiplayer client.
• They will not work with AJAX as it is not a great strength but seem willing to learn.
• They were contemplating Node - but this contradicts their aim so I'd assume they're referring to the web-side of things.
• As of now, they're using PHP?

To me, this sounds like a recipe for disaster. Could I get some confirmation?

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Originally Posted by n0minal

Are you deliberately trying to contradict yourself and others?

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What? No. I completely agree with you.

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Originally Posted by n0minal

Let me summarise form what I can gather:
The aim is a server-less multiplayer client.
They will not work with AJAX as it is not a great strength but seem willing to learn.
They were contemplating Node - but this contradicts their aim so I'd assume they're referring to the web-side of things.
As of now, they're using PHP?


To me, this sounds like a recipe for disaster. Could I get some confirmation?

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I guess he will understand that his hotel will not run multiplayer without a server, he'll update less and then he'll forget or give up of the project.

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Originally Posted by n0minal

Are you deliberately trying to contradict yourself and others?

Let me summarise form what I can gather:

• The aim is a server-less multiplayer client.
• They will not work with AJAX as it is not a great strength but seem willing to learn.
• They were contemplating Node - but this contradicts their aim so I'd assume they're referring to the web-side of things.
• As of now, they're using PHP?

To me, this sounds like a recipe for disaster. Could I get some confirmation?

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If you should use mysql_pconnect and send all ajax or post requests at the same time there could be a little change to make it. (This was even very usefull for saving stickys and widgeta in my jquery based homes script)

Any Updates? :P:

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Originally Posted by Jaxter

Any Updates? :P:

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Don't think there'll be more.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

Don't think there'll be more.

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Don't think either. I think he stucks where he's now. And he rejects every offer for help.

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

Don't think either. I think he stucks where he's now. And he rejects every offer for help.

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He was too worried about the style, but that's not the most important thing. When he finished the stylization he saw the problem: It is very hard to code a full non-server multiplayer habbo hotel (if not impossible).
But well, we learn with our mistakes!

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

Don't think either. I think he stucks where he's now. And he rejects every offer for help.

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Stop being so childish. Just because I didn't accept your help doesn't mean I cannot handle the project. I like to work alone, or with somebody I trust (Droppy).

Also I'm not stuck where I am at all, I am working on it gradually but I've had a recent crisis with my company therefore have not made much progress.

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Originally Posted by Papercup

Stop being so childish. Just because I didn't accept your help doesn't mean I cannot handle the project. I like to work alone, or with somebody I trust (Droppy).

Also I'm not stuck where I am at all, I am working on it gradually but I've had a recent crisis with my company therefore have not made much progress.

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I don't care about that anymore.
Besides how are you going to handle that multiple people can walk in a room and can see each other if you're not using a server to handle it?

and don't say 'that are problems if I get to them' or something. If you keep saying this you never will finish this project or make any progress.

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

I don't care about that anymore.
Besides how are you going to handle that multiple people can walk in a room and can see each other if you're not using a server to handle it?

and don't say 'that are problems if I get to them' or something. If you keep saying this you never will finish this project or make any progress.

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Does there have to be a server? No. He doesn't have to make a server. Considering it's only a CMS (TopiaCMS) he can do whatever he wants. There doesn't have to be any multiplayer feature.

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Originally Posted by Quackster

Does there have to be a server? No. He doesn't have to make a server. Considering it's only a CMS (TopiaCMS) he can do whatever he wants. There doesn't have to be any multiplayer feature.

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Don't know if you followed this project from when it's began. He wants to make the exact same habbo client in html, php, javascript, etc.. So, I think the multiplayers feature is the most important feature here.

He'll probably use Node.JS

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

Don't know if you followed this project from when it's began. He wants to make the exact same habbo client in html, php, javascript, etc.. So, I think the multiplayers feature is the most important feature here.

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When he understood he couldn't deal with it, he called it a CMS.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

When he understood he couldn't deal with it, he called it a CMS.

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Excuse me? People do developments because they want to contribute to the community. I've never seen a contribution from you, and I am trying.

It's a CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, Right? There will be a Housekeeping, where you will be able to edit features within the hotel. Therefore I can call it a content management system. Just because It's a CMS doesn't change the objective of what I am trying to do here.

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Originally Posted by Papercup

Excuse me? People do developments because they want to contribute to the community. I've never seen a contribution from you, and I am trying.

It's a CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, Right? There will be a Housekeeping, where you will be able to edit features within the hotel. Therefore I can call it a content management system. Just because It's a CMS doesn't change the objective of what I am trying to do here.

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What? I've followed this project since its beginning and it wasn't supposed to be a CMS, it was the version of habbo without a server and yes, the client and everything. I don't know if you know what a CMS is, but it doesn't envolve the client. I think I don't need to contribute to this community to criticize projects.

And, btw, with this single project, what have you contributed to the community? lol.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

What? I've followed this project since its beginning and it wasn't supposed to be a CMS, it was the version of habbo without a server and yes, the client and everything. I don't know if you know what a CMS is, but it doesn't envolve the client. I think I don't need to contribute to this community to criticize projects.

And, btw, with this single project, what have you contributed to the community? lol.

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Wtf are you on?
It's basically gotta be a CMS, to handle all the client features with Javascript.

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Originally Posted by Clawed

Wtf are you on?
It's basically gotta be a CMS, to handle all the client features with Javascript.

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The big question: Is Papercut able finish it? I still think the answer is yes. I don't know for how long anymore..

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Originally Posted by Clawed

Wtf are you on?
It's basically gotta be a CMS, to handle all the client features with Javascript.

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Then why the hell did he started a client?

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

Then why the hell did he started a client?

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Are you not getting this project or something?
It's similar to Jabbo, but coded in PHP, JQUERY, HTML & CSS!
It's nothing like a normal R63 hotel!

GTFO KID!

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Originally Posted by Clawed

Are you not getting this project or something?
It's similar to Jabbo, but coded in PHP, JQUERY, HTML & CSS!
It's nothing like a normal R63 hotel!

GTFO KID!

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What? Calm down. Jabbo it's not a CMS and in a CMS you don't code the client as PaperCup did.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

What? Calm down. Jabbo it's not a CMS and in a CMS you don't code the client as PaperCup did.

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Of course it is dumbass!

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Originally Posted by Clawed

Of course it is dumbass!

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What is your problem? Weren't you well educated? I think you are not reading my posts properly.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

What is your problem? Weren't you well educated? I think you are not reading my posts properly.

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Lololol, just gtfo, you basically said it wasn't a CMS when it clearly is, now gtfo.

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Originally Posted by Clawed

Lololol, just gtfo, you basically said it wasn't a CMS when it clearly is, now gtfo.

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A client is not a CMS.

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Originally Posted by PremiumEye

I don't care about that anymore.
Besides how are you going to handle that multiple people can walk in a room and can see each other if you're not using a server to handle it?

and don't say 'that are problems if I get to them' or something. If you keep saying this you never will finish this project or make any progress.

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Hey dumbass, do you already see the code? Do you already see our JS? I already did everything to make it possible. Don't talk bullshit.

Looks ok! :)

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Originally Posted by Clawed

Are you not getting this project or something?
It's similar to Jabbo, but coded in PHP, JQUERY, HTML & CSS!
It's nothing like a normal R63 hotel!

GTFO KID!

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I don't know if you were aware - but, to date, Jabbo clients have all been made to work with a server.

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Originally Posted by n0minal

I don't know if you were aware - but, to date, Jabbo clients have all been made to work with a server.

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Yes, but it wouldn't work with out all the Javascript.

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Originally Posted by Clawed

Yes, but it wouldn't work with out all the Javascript.

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And a server.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

And a server.

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Keep out the thread, You're not contributing. Fixed a few problems with my site now, so I can resume development.

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* Added new jQuery rules to hide the select menu on Public Rooms
* Added Public Rooms and Background Image etc

To-do on Public Rooms navigator
* Add the shading effects and room information
* Do a Open/close (show) option which will be controlled in the database

http://www.iaza.com/work/130421C/iaza12698189903200.png

Will do more updates later, Yes I know.. I need to polish the css up. Will do it closer to the end though.

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Originally Posted by Macarroni

And a server.

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Why are you so persistent? If the developer says he has a plan for it, then stop speculating and wait for the end-product to criticize.

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Originally Posted by Papercup

Keep out the thread, You're not contributing. Fixed a few problems with my site now, so I can resume development.

Updates -
* Added new jQuery rules to hide the select menu on Public Rooms
* Added Public Rooms and Background Image etc

To-do on Public Rooms navigator
* Add the shading effects and room information
* Do a Open/close (show) option which will be controlled in the database

http://www.iaza.com/work/130421C/iaza12698189903200.png

Will do more updates later, Yes I know.. I need to polish the css up. Will do it closer to the end though.

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The CSS isn't bad. Looks pretty good infact, glad to see an update. :thumbup1:

Looks amazing!

I love it. The creativity and the CSS talent you have is far beyond what ever I could achieve. Good luck! :):

Is your plan to make the client look like habbo? You're missing the little things / colors / etc.