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Well in that case I would advise against the name 'Real World' - a lot of people, including myself, will confuse it with a rather terrible roleplay server (www.realworld-gaming.net) of the same name that closed a month or so ago- It keeps popping up every few months.

I didin't say it is a NGRP edit, I said it plays like a NGRP gamemode - light/medium at best RP. This is from my experiance with 'real world gaming' - the community has a rather bad name among more heavy roleplayers.

Oh god,no. RWRP is on my long term avoidlist. If you're looking for a NGRP style shoot-em-up, this is for you, otherwise probably not. edit: is this the old RWRP re-opening or did you just pick the name up?

Huh?^ I for one don't find it a bad theme.

Does not look like its in the .php then, I would set your permissions using the way I posted above. Make sure everyone can "read & execute"

eww, IRC.

Post the code from your client.php here,please.

Okay, what OS are you using? If its windows, it generally will work the same as I listed above.

It does not matter about the code, if Client.php is not able to be read by users, it won't open. If your on a windows VPS, Go to Client.php, right click, Properties, Security, and make sure that users/web users can "Read & Execute"

Hi, It may be a CHMOD/permissions thing, Have you tried checking the permissions on client.php and making sure users (depending on what webserver you use - it will be different, but it usually goes along the line of asi/xammp/ect user) and making sure they have the ability to execute the file?

Looks neat.

@Kieron, It would be through a simular system in the .php, Look around.

Oh god,no.

Just checked the demo, it looks perfectly normal for me

Where is this on the demo?

It looks like a <div> thing thats binding it, can you link the related code? It could be CSS as well.

I think most people will avoid downloading it without pics.

Not sure if its possible through windows XP. Is this a server or your home PC? I would strongly advise against hosting a radio server on your home PC.

The problem is your using Internet ExplorernadeshotBruh In all seriousness, I don't know what the issue is, but I do know a workaround; you could make the client.php redirect users to a different page saying IE is not supported and to try a different browser.

Is there some sort of confirmation you actually possess the money to pay every staff member in excess of $500 USD? It seems rather off.