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

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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!