How to fix the Last IP (connection dropped) error in Phoenix Emulator

[Liam]

Hello there! I've seen alot of people having this problem, where when they connect to there client, it gives them a error in there emulator, witch is known as - Connection dropped or Last IP error, I'm pretty sure there the same.. Well here's a fix!

If you're using UberCMS, you have to execute a SQL update witch updates the users Last IP, then loads the client, and ensures that the client loads successfully and secure.

In your client.php file, look for:

if (!LOGGED_IN)
{
    header("Location: " . WWW. "/login_popup");
    exit;
} 

After that, add the line of code:

// Last IP update
dbquery("UPDATE users SET ip_last = '".$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']."' WHERE username = '".USER_NAME."'"); 

Like so:


This should fix the error(s) you have when it comes to the Last IP error!

If you find any more problems, please PM me, I will help all I can

[MentaL]

[iZoom]

What client.php file i cant find it help?

[Roper]

Awesome tutorial, think it's been posted before though. Nonetheless, thanks for sharing it!

[Liam]

What client.php file i cant find it help?

I don't want noobs posting here, it's not that hard to find the client.php file...

@RobTheLobster, thanks mate.

[leenster]

I don't want noobs posting here, it's not that hard to find the client.php file...

@RobTheLobster, thanks mate.

I dont think ubercms has a client.php, i believe its a tpl file isnt it?

[Roper]

I dont think ubercms has a client.php, i believe its a tpl file isnt it?

It has;
client.php

And it also has a tpl file for it too, which contains the ip etc.

[iZoom]

Dude im no noob ok i can find the client.php file but this isnt in it:
if (!LOGGED_IN)
{
header("Location: " . WWW. "/login_popup");
exit;
}

So what do i do?

[Liam]

If you're not a noob, you'll see in UberCMS where to add it into;

[iZoom]

:O But its not there :( But its in tpl stuff so i did it now it works some how and my firend needs help for phoenix his doesnt work it says :
>> Connection Dropped [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
>> Connection [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
>> Connection Dropped [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
>> Connection [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
Exception has been saved
>> Connection Dropped [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]

How can he fix that? it always happens to every user and him

[Lolisloltje]

:O But its not there :( But its in tpl stuff so i did it now it works some how and my firend needs help for phoenix his doesnt work it says :
>> Connection Dropped [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
>> Connection [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
>> Connection Dropped [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
>> Connection [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]
Exception has been saved
>> Connection Dropped [0] from [x.x.x.x.x]

How can he fix that? it always happens to every user and him

Look in the Exception file. Like it says an exception has been saved. It means that the error that encountered has been saved.

[Roper]

Dude im no noob ok i can find the client.php file but this isnt in it:
if (!LOGGED_IN)
{
header("Location: " . WWW. "/login_popup");
exit;
}

So what do i do?

Alternatively, you could place it on "me.php" so as soon as a user logs in it updates their ip.

[Lolisloltje]

Alternatively, you could place it on "me.php" so as soon as a user logs in it updates their ip.

Some users go directly to client.php.

[Roper]

Some users go directly to client.php.

Place it inside the login code then, simple.

[CyberVibe]

Thanks for this =)

[Liam]

Thanks for this =)

No problem mate. I hope I helped some people :>