Project Juliet - Source Code [PHP, MySQL]

Why not forced MySQLi? What about when you use bind_param you have to do an if statement to change all the MySQLi to something else, not worth. Might aswell just only support MySQLi - it is better anyway.

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Originally Posted by Hejula

Why not forced MySQLi? What about when you use bind_param you have to do an if statement to change all the MySQLi to something else, not worth. Might aswell just only support MySQLi - it is better anyway.

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I was thinking the same? LOL

Thanks for the information matey, forced MySQLi it is. :P

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Originally Posted by ησвяαιη

Post on my development thread since none of you are checking.



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Build 2 is going to be good.

MySQLi/MySQL connection system began :P

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    public function __construct($dbhostname, $dbusername, $dbpassword, $dbname, $contype) {
        if ($contype == "mysqli") {
            $this->connection = mysqli_connect($dbhostname, $dbusername, $dbpassword);
            $this->database = mysqli_select_db($dbname);
        }
        else {
            $this->connection = mysql_connect($dbhostname, $dbusername, $dbpassword);
            $this->database = mysql_select_db($dbname);
        }
    } 


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1.- Bad way of making 'multiple support'.
2.- MySQLi should 'be used as OOP'

Just saying.

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Originally Posted by Kryptos

1.- Bad way of making 'multiple support'.
2.- MySQLi should 'be used as OOP'

Just saying.

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I'm just experimenting at the moment, and I don't know OOP. Check the development thread for a change of the code.

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Originally Posted by ησвяαιη

I'm just experimenting at the moment, and I don't know OOP. Check the development thread for a change of the code.

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You don't know OOP? 0_o

Then why is that snippet in a construct?

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Originally Posted by Kryptos

You don't know OOP? 0_o

Then why is that snippet in a construct?

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Jonty advised it, as I said in my Development thread:

1. I am very tired
2. I am going to be taking ideas you guys have told me
3. Whatever else I said...

You can do $db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","password","port"); in global.php if you cant be bothered making an MySQL class...

I just reviewed the code I did last night, I said to myself - these exact words - "WHAT THE FUCK WAS I THINKING?".

Going to fix up all of the shit I did last night.

Looks good nobrain, i laughed at this:

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*      public function __construct($hostname, $username, $password, $database) ... JONTEH BOYYYYYY

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Originally Posted by MerijnZ

Looks good nobrain, i laughed at this:

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*      public function __construct($hostname, $username, $password, $database) ... JONTEH BOYYYYYY

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Yeah, I think I have swearing problems :love:

$db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","password","port");

Double password?

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Originally Posted by AmirZ

$db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","password","port");

Double password?

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Shoot me, I was tired don't expect anything decent at late time in the night lol.

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Originally Posted by AmirZ

$db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","password","port");

Double password?

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That's how secure this is....
Posted via Mobile Device

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Originally Posted by AmirZ

$db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","password","port");

Double password?

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I think he means

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$db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","database"); 


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PHP: mysqli::__construct - Manual

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Originally Posted by djboetz

I'm so tired of this. Everyone on RaGEZONE only release not finished and shit Emulators. Can you please be the first that release a stable Emulator with everyhthing fixed?

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It's people like you who make developers leave, the negative types, Most developers have gone private due to the nagging noobs, I made all my stuff private a long time ago (although if you know the name of my latest project google can find a copy of the Jar)

@Ontopic
I've had a very quick read of the code looks promising, will be checking progress every now and then.

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Originally Posted by AmirZ

$db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","password","port");

Double password?

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It's an easy error, should still work if your password and database name are the same, I hope it's not :P

Here's the new Build 2 core - also posted on Development thread:

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<?php
/*         __      ___      __ 
 *        / /_  __/ (_)__  / /_
 *   __  / / / / / / / _ \/ __/
 *  / /_/ / /_/ / / /  __/ /_  
 *  \____/\__,_/_/_/\___/\__/  
 * Copyright (c)2012 Ashley Davidson
 * 
 * http://jokohost.com
 */

class JulietCore {
    
    public function HashMyAss($password, $salt, $hash) {
        return $hash($password . $salt);
    }
    
    public function SecureMe($var) {
        return mysql_real_escape_string(stripslashes(htmlspecialchars($var)));
    }
    
    public function CheckInstall() {
        $installpath = "/install";
        
        if (file_exists($installpath)) {
            $this->ThrowError("Install path exists! If you have used the install, please delete the file!");
        }
    }
    
    public function ThrowError($error) {
        die("System Error -> " . $error);
    }
    
    public function SystemInfo() {
        $version = "Build 2";
        
        return "Powered by Project Juliet " . $version;
    }
}
?>

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I made a typing mistake, I meant this:

$db = new mysqli("hostname","username","password","database","port");

can we all start putting them in PHP boxez pls.

anyway, i'd suggest you to use mysql, but if your confident with mysqli go ahead.

ooo, ignore my development thread post about going back to MySQL! Sticking with MySQLi!!!!

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Originally Posted by PowahAlert

can we all start putting them in PHP boxez pls.

anyway, i'd suggest you to use mysql, but if your confident with mysqli go ahead.

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I like to try things I've never done before so there is no harm in trying MySQLi. Pretty sure that there is not much of a difference, apart from MySQLi is more efficient.