All my junk, final

[PRIZM]

Nice release, I won't download it since I'm not very interested in Habbo anymore..
Don't dislike my post Quacky. >:-D

[The General]

I downloaded it all. I made a backup so if anyone needs some stuff in the feature and all the download links are down ask me.

Nice release, I won't download it since I'm not very interested in Habbo anymore..
Don't dislike my post Quacky. >:-D

Dont worry about Alex. He has nothing more to do here so he likes disturbing people.

[CrEcEp]

@Joopie For what is the FurniViewer? And how to use it? ;)

[The General]

@Joopie For what is the FurniViewer? And how to use it? ;)

It loads the furni from the swf in your browser. He once started on a fully automatic fansite with latest furniture but as I know jos didnt finish it 100% altough the idea was really good :)

[CrEcEp]

It loads the furni from the swf in your browser. He once started on a fully automatic fansite with latest furniture but as I know jos didnt finish it 100% altough the idea was really good :)

Thanks - Thats a good Idea, really good
I asked because there is only the actionscript ;)

[Unphased]

This is far from junk, this is the good stuff! Fanx!

[Chapo]

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



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)

Just no. What you mean is NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[Gaby]

That's cool junk!

[EvilCoder]

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

It is obviously that you are not a php coder nor mysql coder. Go and read manual's to understand why this way of statements is being done....

[LeChris]

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