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Oopsie, thanks. Fixed x3 Thanks! A lot of time and money have already gone into this project. To be honest, it would be sad to see it fail before even getting of the startline. Hey! Thanks for applying, but your application is rejected. Not going to detail why, because I don't want people to...

Sounds to me like you are not sanitizing input fields, or your HK is wide open. Haven't checked out that skin, nor am I using rev but start checking all places you allow user input (specifically user settings on page, guestbook, news comments etc). Edit: alternatively you are using phpmyadmin...

Short version Hello, you! Me and one of my fellow countrymen, decided some time ago to try our luck with English retros. Our retro has yet to open, but we're lacking one key person in our management: a community manager. We're looking for a person for this position because between studies...

Post your configs, client.php and your vars.

I'm not even sure you know what you're talking about anymore. I've cleary given him something to try out which would most likely fix it. facepalm.jpg No... Because this is Silverwave. Silverwave is shit. That part of my post was clearly about you using Plus which is not even remotely close to...

Yeah.. Note "localhost". You're not doing enough bullshit alone to cause a problem. Unless this guy is a C# programmer the best thing to do is attempt to switch strict mode off. As far as I can figure, the strict mode is pretty much a military seargent checking your room for dust. Just because...

I do have some ideas. Are you using Rev? If no - check that the SSO ticket in the client is equal to that in the database. If you are using rev; no idea. Tripplecheck every damned link and line in the vars. Oh, and turn on "Preserve log" in the console of chrome, just incase you don't have time...

Avoiding the problem? Sure - but that also solves it.. kinda.. Running Boon's PlusEMU (or ANY other emulator) will also require you to turn off strict mode, else it will also cause issues. I experienced this first hand yesterday when I got bugged after using a teleport. Riddle me this; what harm...

Sorry, but what do you think two pictures of a white browserscreen will tell us? I'm much more interested in the technical information, such as what are you running? XAMPP? IIS? RevCMS? Are you using your PC or an external server hosted somewhere else? Judging by your browser top-thing, I'm...

Urr.... Run this query: SET @@global.sql_mode= ''; Restart your emulator, and then try placing furni again. Strict mode is a bitch.

Well, reading the error could actually prove helpful. Bring up your logs and post the error here.

Check the Priv theme register. The one in there is fully operational if you take it out. Never seemed to get it working with Priv, but on any other theme it worked fine.

Post your /me page, and your /client page. What you're claiming makes absolutely no sense unless you've gone into the rev classes and written some shit. :p Edit: A little of-topic, but why are you using silverwave? :confused:

Using Revcms, right? On top of every page I will assume there is a file included that checks if the account is banned or not. Just include/require that file in the client aswell. Edit: Although, it's weird that your emulator doesn't just reject the user.

Your assumption is dead on, and it's dumb how I didn't see the obvious myself. I can solve this. Lol, thanks! :oops: Edit: Yup.. Very easy. Just added the ticket as it's own variable (using Smarty) after updating it. Solved it.

Hello. The title might be a little confusing, but Ill explain better here: Every time a user opens a specific page, a query is ran and the updated value is showed. However, because OOP isn't procedural (if I understood this correctly), the query thats updating and pulling data is running at the...

Then the error is not related to your ranks table. Could you drop your users table structure and let us/me/whoever have a look at it? Edit: Or turn of Mysql strict mode and see if that solves it. Simply run this query: SET @@global.sql_mode= '';

You got me thinking there. I just checked the client and database and they are not the same. The client displays the previous ticket generated for the account and not the one stored in the database that was just created. Will faff around a bit, but I have no idea how I'm supposed to do this...

I don't understand what your issue is (edit: I understand the technical issue - but you get the point) or when it happens. Why would you touch your ranks table when registering an account?

Right, sorry. Thought we were talking about setting the users's default rank to null - but that's not the error here. Still not sure what he's on about though.