All my junk, final

[Joopie]

Hello,

Once this final release.

I saw some threads asking for stuff what I already made and stored in the cloud.

Here you go guys.

File Manager - One.com

Quick list:

• BrickPHP
• Catalogus Constructor V1/2/3
• FurniFixer
• Habbo Figure Validator (Quicker then PHPRetro's)
• SWF Cracker Structure getter (Not tested lately)
• PHP SWF Reader
• TazqonCMS

Links remains up till end of the month!

Have fun and the best of luck to this section,

- Joopie

[MentaL]

[The General]

Your junk is gold.

[azaidi]

Hmm, browsing "WeirdCMS"..
Why is your base class User, then you extend it with UserManager (still seems OK although I would simply make an instance of User for the current user) and then you extend the UserManager with a MySQL class..
Shouldn't you just use the MySQL as the base class or make a global mysql connection instead of like that? Is there any reason for doing that? I'm asking because you have much more PHP experience and it probably has a reason but it looks very strange to me. Also putting 2 classes in one file is very annoying to find which class is in which file

And ehm most coders don't do MySQL queries in PHP like this, but prefer to do it like this:
'UPDATE `users` SET `'.$type.'` = "'.$value.'" WHERE `id` = "'.$id.'" LIMIT 1'
"UPDATE users SET $type = '$value' WHERE id = '$id' LIMIT 1"

I prefer to do the second one simply because it reads a lot easier

[Joopie]

Because it was. maybe my second cms I've made. That CMS is for DuckEMU which is 2 years old.

I dont know the reasons for it. I was just experimenting.

[azaidi]

Because it was. maybe my second cms I've made. That CMS is for DuckEMU which is 2 years old.

I dont know the reasons for it. I was just experimenting.

Okay :p
Anyway I'm looking into other projects and that Mabbo Social looks sexy as fuck man, might make a fansite CMS with that

[Superfun]

Hmm, browsing "WeirdCMS"..
Why is your base class User, then you extend it with UserManager (still seems OK although I would simply make an instance of User for the current user) and then you extend the UserManager with a MySQL class..
Shouldn't you just use the MySQL as the base class or make a global mysql connection instead of like that? Is there any reason for doing that? I'm asking because you have much more PHP experience and it probably has a reason but it looks very strange to me. Also putting 2 classes in one file is very annoying to find which class is in which file

And ehm most coders don't do MySQL queries in PHP like this, but prefer to do it like this:
'UPDATE `users` SET `'.$type.'` = "'.$value.'" WHERE `id` = "'.$id.'" LIMIT 1'
"UPDATE users SET $type = '$value' WHERE id = '$id' LIMIT 1"

I prefer to do the second one simply because it reads a lot easier

offical way is the 1st one. you are all doing it wrong :P

[Chapo]

offical way is the 1st one. you are all doing it wrong :P

True but actually it is something like this:

UPDATE `users` SET '.$type.' = '".$value."' WHERE `id` = '".$id."' LIMIT 1;

Just because sometimes you'll get trouble if you use " `'.$variable.'` " but that was older PHP version. Don't know how it is now, never tested before =P

[Superfun]

True but actually it is something like this:

UPDATE `users` SET '.$type.' = '".$value."' WHERE `id` = '".$id."' LIMIT 1;

Just because sometimes you'll get trouble if you use " `'.$variable.'` " but that was older PHP version. Don't know how it is now, never tested before =P

That would be php version <= 4 :)

[FapInc]

Joopie are you planning on leaving us since you are releasing your whole caboodle?

[Galaxybeta]

Well nice having you in the community Joopie. Spoke to you very little might not even remember it but anyways Good Luck in life man!

[MrSpooks]

One mans junk is another mans treasure, Thanks for the Releases Joopie

[NOC]

Thanks for the release mate

[FapInc]

Joopie i appreciate the release, it is just wierd that a man who have worked hard with that releases it all :D

[azaidi]

I just think using my second way looks a lot neater than all that string concentration. You should use prepared statements anyways but for dynamic column names I think it looks better that way

True but actually it is something like this:

UPDATE `users` SET '.$type.' = '".$value."' WHERE `id` = '".$id."' LIMIT 1;

Just because sometimes you'll get trouble if you use " `'.$variable.'` " but that was older PHP version. Don't know how it is now, never tested before =P

You aren't really giving subtext so it simply looks like using 3 different type of quotes together like that so that would be an error in every way or simply taking the quotes literally (don't know if you're using single or double quotes and how mysql handles such quotes)

[Emily]

There's some interesting shit out there. That privilege style and Suelake index is sexyy!! Thanks for leaving us this.