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Good ideas but I have a hard time imagining them in use because of their size. Looking forward to seeing more of your work :)

What cms are you using?

No, your configuration where you declare the paths. Anyways it looks like you are pointing to .../GAME/... when you should be using .../public_html/game/...

Show your paths configuration in your cms.

Ctrl + shift + I or Menu -> More tools -> Developer tools on Google Chrome.

Your c_images and furniture icon path does not seem to be correct. Check your dev console to see what it's trying to fetch.

... ? I have not stated that the problem is not server-side - of course it is. What I got from Moonstar's comment is that he suggested that the form didn't even submit (... because the form wouldn't submit on enter?). Correct me if I've misunderstood but that sounds unlikely.

OP already mentioned that he would be directed to /me so I don't see why you are talking about the form not submitting properly.

What on earth are you talking about?

Wrong section.

Turn on error logging and see if you get anything there.

Yeah, looks like it is recieving an invalid packet.

Are you asking how to set this up on the actual tutorial thread? What do you need screenshots for? Try to follow the tutorial and if you run into problems, post your questions. Looks like this tutorial targets RevCMS, if you are using another CMS, chances are that findretros integration is...

Totally forgot that the templating worked outside of the view files. Cheers. If i remember correctly though, the articles are being set in class.forms.php.

I don't quite get your question. The params you mention are just referring to the latest article record in your database, so you could just do a mysqli_query('SELECT title, caption, image FROM cms_articles ORDER BY created_at LIMIT 1') (pseudo code) and parse that. Why would you want to use it...

You can check if that template parameter has been set in your class.template.php. It will look something like this $this->setParams('coins', $users->getInfo($_SESSION['user']['id'] ,'credits')); . If you can't find it, just add it.

Most likely you'll find it by searching your css file for background: linear-gradient(deg, color1, color2) Remember that you can always use inspect element to identify html elements and their css classes.

Wrong section: https://devbest.com/forums/habbo-hotel.132/ .

You can go in your database and find the corresponding swf file that matches the furni id in the furniture table (name depends on emulator if I remember correctly).

Good to know:up: