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Soldier Jane

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  1. I'd make it Flash just to piss the iPhone users off. :D

     

    Ahahaha, I'd love to make something my iPhone-using friends love, only to have them unable to use it on their phones. It really annoys me when they sit there tapping away, ignoring everyone.

  2. unless I find a really good reason to switch to Flash.. :)

     

    A good reason not to is the fact that iPhones don't support it. Alot of people use iPhones and would not be able to play your browser game on their device if you created it in Flash, which would diminish the availability  to mobile devices considerably. Don't forget that there are other mobile devices too that would struggle with Flash, so JScript might be a much better choice if mobility is a part of your plan.

  3. Glad to see that I'm not alone  :)

     

    I agree tables are appropriate for statistics and more abstract things like a 'control panel'. It's annoying to see it used for layout because technologies like CSS have been developed (and are indeed still being developed) only to have years of work being undermined by trash techniques.

  4. I'd do it in XNA using C#. Sphere (which someone suggested) is also a great option, and they are apparently upgrading their game engine. When it comes to SNES-esque gameplay I wouldn't use a js/php/mysql environment. It can be done, but I wouldn't describe it as the most appropriate platform, unless you want it to be browser-based, then I'd recommend it over Flash any day.

  5. Does anyone else get really annoyed when they see code using tables for layout structure? I don't understand how people learn HTML and grasp this concept. It's 2010 and there are obviously still tutorials out there recommending this practice. What is going on? :wtf:

  6. I'm not quite understanding what the problem is.

     

    but i just dont know how to "run" those function

     

    If you mean by this "How do I access my site using XAMPP?" You simply put your files in the folder specified in the configuration and point your browser to it (index.php).

  7. I'm too tired to write up the actual code but I'm sure you could do it with strlen() and substr()

     

    Actually, since you gave the vars at the bottom of your post.

    $characterlimit = 25;
    if(strlen($Thread['title']) > $characterlimit){
         echo substr($Thread['title'], 0, $characterlimit) . '...';
    }else{
         echo $Thread['title'];
    }

  8. You might struggle getting someone to write code for you thus getting involved in something riddled with legal issues. However, I have no idea what stance people have on such issues around here.

     

    It seems like what you are trying to build is relatively simple though. In a nutshell you need to add entires to a database such as name, info, screenshot, location of file (or link?) and date added. Then you just need to pull them from the database and display them in an organised manner, according to your layout/styling. Standard gallery stuff really.

     

    If there was no legal issue I'm sure that many people would jump at the chance to work with you, perhaps even without incentive. Alas you may have to stick with advice/found scripts.

     

    Edit: I'd recommend you check out the phpcredo system that thewooleymammoth suggested, it might solve alot of problems for you, especially if you already has ideas/work for the layout.

  9. Yeah, the most obvious thing to me is hashing the password inside the query. Try using the PHP MD5 function and putting the result into your query.

     

    I am guessing that you used 2 queries to allow you to determine whether you typed the login or password incorrectly. There are probably better ways to do this, but I'm not sure which is the most efficient.

  10. I noticed that in your code you have a large block of repetitive formatting. This can be eliminated and 'cleaned-up' using CSS, which is advantageous as you don't have to spend time copy/pasting too much, and it's easier to read/edit, besides being a more contemporary method. You've actually used a little CSS already which confuses me. Regardless, you might enjoy learning how to attach style sheets and simplify your future styling code :)

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