.......... why? Theres no real getters and setters in Java natively. C# have getters and setters natively and it would be bad coding practice to do it the Java way.
1. Be friends with the guy.
2. Don't be enemy with anyone (HARD!!!)
3. Cloudflare is proven to be the best solution for now. (trust me, no software beats what Cloudflare serves - ask me why).
This must be the closest; http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Dlink/DWL-G730AP/Apache.htm
This is just a portforward for Apache change the port 80 with the port you wan't to forward.
Then you use some chinese crap that is handmade in dark basements. Since you have a D-LINK and we didn't get what model it is, you find it here on http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Dlink/default.htm - Look on the your router (the back of it or however) and find it on the...
The images are not hardcoded. They are packed inside the Habbo.swf (not furniture or room graphics ofc.) but the navigation, windows etc. are all packed in the Habbo.swf file - You can change all the images the same way you also change the boot logo.
The problem doing that, is that you can't catch the exceptions/errors (e.g. if the prepared statement couldn't be executed) therefore use either if else statement or try catch (with the above code).
What you wan't to use is prepared statements (stmt_bind_param). So you can bind the data that you wan't to send. What they mean with using stmt_bind_param is prepare the query and then bind the parameters, set them and whatever you wan't. In example:
// Create prepared statement
if ($stmt =...
Either it is or not. If it's only a Habbo.swf you just need a SWF pack somewhere from that is for the same release version and replace the Habbo.swf from the pack with the one Aaron recommend. I think also he release a whole SWF pack, not sure though.
When you download his recommended SWF it's in either a ZIP file or RAR. Extract the folder into your root directory of your webserver. Call the folder something like SWF and set up the configuration for the CMS you're using - if using any. There are a lot of tutorials out there.
Just for your information. If you wan't an SWF from Phoenix, you should get the recommended one that Aaron ALWAYS posts with a release. Because other SWFs will not work if they are a version less or more than Phoenix is written for. If you have a legal version of Phoenix, it's easy enough to get...
As said I was working on a secret! I will now reveal this secret and I hope you will like it. Here is some screenshots
If you didn't already guess it... Yep that is a skin for the new RevCMS 3.0! This is currently only the frontpage and sign up-popup but will be made to a whole skin to use...
That is not an error we can help you with. Clean the exception log file and start it up again. If it says "Exception blabla" then open up the file, copy the contents and paste it in a code field in here.