A few things:

-Make sure your server doesn't allowed outside servers to include your php files (obviously this should already be done but it can't hurt to make sure. If you used shared hosting they will almost certainly have this set already)
-Along those lines check the permissions of your files.
-Don't save the raw password/username. Save a salted hash - maybe even add your home IP address to the salt or something if you want to be really secure, so that even if someone did get the file, they probably won't be able to log in.

Chances are this is for flash. If so, OP please repost in the flash forum. If not, please clarify that, and let us know what environment etc. and why we would want to help you

At 11/1/09 04:49 PM, RNNR wrote: ...
We're looking for (a) PHP programmer...
- We are using the latest release of PHP.
- You will work under the supervision of the webdeveloper.

Our primary means of communication is MSN, you'll be expected to be online not only at meetings, but regularly.
We need to be able to communicate about anything at any time. This keeps communication direct, fast and the work gets done quickly.

You'll be working under the webdeveloper I mentioned previously, I'm not a webdev personally (I'm a gamedesigner) so I'm leaving webdevelopment to the Pros.

Sounds kind of off-putting . You're expecting the PHP programmer to work under supervision, without pay...

The way you have it laid out there just sounds kind of rude. Like almost as if you expect someone to be willing to attend all of those super important msn meetings and work under supervision, and do hundreds of dollars worth of php programming for free...

Whatever. Good luck I guess. Next time try to be less presumptuous about the whole thing.

At 10/29/09 09:40 AM, CronoMan wrote: My advice would be to read the entire file into memory, and then parse from there.

That's what he doesn't want to do, I think.

At 10/31/09 12:10 AM, Bumblecock wrote: yea but it would be cool so those who knew how could laugh at other people for that day.

But then again I'm too nice of a guy, so I'd probably make a article in my blog-section thingy how to bypass filter, so yea maybe it was good move from mod because I love you guys so much.

By "people who knew how" I'm assuming you mean "people in china", since they would be the ones that 'knew how'.

In all seriousness, I do not see the merit in posting in your blog about how to use free circumventing services available on the net...

Yeah i'm pretty sure they just didn't let people post.

At 10/26/09 09:19 PM, chuckiepower2003 wrote: hi im trying to load a sql quote it works find but it load all the old ad's first, how can i load all the new once first and then the old once here the code , i had this post befor but coulden get any help hopefully this time i will.....

What errors etc. are you getting?

Also there's a mistake on this line I think (..."(,$ov)"...):

while(list(,$ov) = each($MyOrder))

At 10/26/09 08:57 PM, ChazzGoth wrote:

_root.Asarath._root.wRunF.gotoAndPlay(71 )();

It's been a while since I've done any as2, so please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that

_root.Asarath._root.wRunF

is redundant...

P.S. Use code blocks! They're there for a reason.

At 10/26/09 06:26 PM, dylan-double-c wrote: Is my engine any good?

Nope. Nothing new about it, and there's no sense of depth that makes sense.

At 10/22/09 02:15 PM, Jon-86 wrote: I was gonna recommend A* then I remembered that was a search algorithm.

I was gonna recommend C++, but then I remembered it was a programming language.

Coding buttons can be a bit more annoying in as3 for sure, which is why i made a 'button' class so my code stays clean.

You'll find yourself adopting good practices like that when you start coding in as3.

No you definitely will. It's a lot better. It shouldn't take you too long to switch over either. Just make your next project using as3, and you'll learn along the way.

At 10/18/09 10:38 AM, 3manu97 wrote: can someone help me please???

no.

At 10/18/09 02:09 AM, Super-Yombario wrote: Make a file in PHP that calculates the visits, then use Ajax to include that file every second or so.

Except we don't know if it's that, or a script that just automatically increments over time that the OP is looking for

Concerning how they're written they are pretty similar.

Just decide what you want to do: Make games and/or flash web apps? --> learn AS. Make websites, web apps, etc.? --> Learn Javascript.

Or you could learn Javascript, and Actionscript 3, which would be the optimal situation.

What I'm doing on my latest site (not public yet), is using ajax for all the form submissions and login stuff etc.. I think it looks really cool, for example, when you add a comment (or review, or whatever the case may be), and it appears immediately without having to reload the page.

For that reason ajax can make it easier on bandwidth. For example lets say you have a video portal, like youtube. If everyone who posts a comment has the page reloaded (like a standard form would do), that movie might get loaded again depending on if the client cached it or not, which you can't depend on. That's bad for bandwidth.

So I like using ajax to replace Post and Get situations that would annoy the user. However I do agree with the above poster who said that ajax can get kind of annoying if you use it for too many effects.

Also, another kind of cool idea is to use ajax when the user has javascript, but when they don't, to just use Post or Get. That way your ajax solution won't get in the way of those who don't have javascript.

At 10/16/09 07:23 PM, FallingTears wrote: Anyone else have anything to say about AJAX?

At 10/17/09 02:34 PM, kylelyk wrote: Unfortunatly, the only way to learn is from the internet.

Really...

Why would you make a flash site like this that has different html pages? Really annoying.

At 8/19/09 10:36 PM, Toxxicc wrote: I'm looking around for a real time counter script.
Something that will slowly increase by a certain increment as the user views the page and not reset after reloading the site or something. Sort of like gmail's little MB calculator.

Are you looking for something that automatically displays an updated number that's recorded on your site (eg. hit count), or just a number that starts off as something, and then increases by a bit every couple seconds?

If it's the first one, look into ajax (javascript/php), if it's the second one, just look into javascript's timing functions.

You're completely right actually. I should have thought about the scope of the project before suggesting mysql.

you could actually just have a text file with a list of the most recent uploads.

What you should do, is each time a file is uploaded, create a row in a mysql table. There should be two columns (at least) in the table: a primary key and the file name. You could also add other stuff like uploader name/foreign key, etc. depending on what this is for.

Then to showcase, simply do a select from query and sort by your primary key in descending order, and limit the results to 5.

Hope that helps!

Honestly? Let me google that for you...

The first link yields this:

this.createEmptyMovieClip("video_mc", 10000);
this.video_mc.loadMovie("http://www.yout ube.com/v/-jW1vWgogLQ");

Remember: Google first, ask questions later.

At 10/12/09 10:18 AM, knugen wrote:

At 10/12/09 09:56 AM, littleMonsterGames wrote: If it's not working, you may want to check the database/server name - it looks like the friend that made you the script didn't want to tell you what those are.

Or maybe it's just the OP who doesn't want tell us ;)

haha i was kidding :)

It's been done so many times already, I don't see why you'd bother, but I guess if you do want some ideas, you could always check out all the existing games like this.

Best of luck,
-LMG.

If it's not working, you may want to check the database/server name - it looks like the friend that made you the script didn't want to tell you what those are.

But for your other problem, are you referring to clearing the textbox after sending a chat message? If so, you could always just put the textbox in a <span> or <div> and use getElementById, or i guess just give the textbox an id and use getElementById.

I've worked for 50/50 splits before (on sponsorships usually rather than just 'ad money' though haha), and know other AS programmers that have as well. So...

If you show us a sample of your succsesful work, or high quality art, I think a lot of people would be happy to work with you.

So let's see what you have!

The pictures should link to a php page that opens in a new frame and starts a binary download of the picture

lol 'c is the hypotenuse'

c doesn't stand for hypotenuse - just cuz they use it in a question for that doesn't mean it's a standard 'symbol' for it.

haha

You can always try learning new stuff :)

For example, when i was writer's blocked one day (was experiencing some writers block) i decided to learn something new - so i learned how to use box2d, and within a couple days, I had a game finished (balance fury - it's on my NG profile I believe).

After that my writer's block was fairly cured - usually concentrating on something new for a while helps get rid of that.

Good luck! Writer's block can definitely be a b**** sometimes!

Above it was mentioned not to rely on OS-specific headers.

Same goes for system calls - avoid those as much as possible if you want to be doing cross-platform stuff.

good luck!