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I have played SAMP and tried out MTA. SAMP is more worldwide and have a lot of different gamemodes created by the players themselfs which have different goals. I mostly played RP (roleplay) and it is pretty fun. But there's also gamemodes for just doing stunts or PvP. MTA on the other hand is...

Because you do not end your echo. You do not need to start and end PHP inside PHP and you can't do that in echo. Change all your <?php echo $yourvar ?> to ' . $yourvar . ' for example. Remember the ' (single quote)

That is also part of the configuration ...

Parts? It's an installer to install the CMS for you, with you have to set up configurations manually in files.

C# as a lanuage, no. But the emulator is using .NET Framework also. Mono is the only most stable port of .NET to Linux and Mac. But if you use libraries that is not optimized for use with Mono it is not easy.

Maybe, maybe not. The question is really if it can be run with Mono because of the libraries that is used. We can not guarantee it will, but we hope to make this available to Linux aswell.

Kryptos working on the installer, that I just crafted.

Hehe, it was like a collectible. People (and I don't mean only children, but also parents n shit) bought and sold this stuff. It was like Pokemon for elders. https://developer.mozilla.org/

Mozilla has a very good documentation about HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more. Read into this stuff and keep away from w3schools.

I have a little funny story of how I learned. My mom had a fetish with some german cartoon mouse (Diddl?) and had a website. She set this up by herself in Frontpage (using frames n shit). But after I saw her set up (no coding, only a small bit HTML) I got interested in that. I quickly looked on...

As I said earlier it's only optimized for Chrome and Safari (WebKit) which means Firefox and other browsers are not optimized for, I will fix that sooner :-) And I agree with you that the HK is getting more attention than other HK's out there

It should in Chrome & Safari - but as I said before I did not update most visuals for Firefox and certainly not IE.

That is then what I said maybe wouldn't be that easy for him to do so. If he have no idea about the software and how to use it properly, he could mess up the client itself :P

Of course, but then people would just connect to that IP instead. The IP written in the client to connect to the server is the one that people connect to, if the software doesn't run on the specified server, then they can't connect regardless.

As I already stated, it is not possible at all - no matter what people tell you. Users from outside which like to connect to your client, is connecting through your server's IP (it's the address like you have a home address) Hide it is what I say that he should use the hostname - but again...

Yes, each domain on the interweb is just hostnames that is pointed to the IP address.

I don't know if what Tweeney said is easy. But it is NOT possible to encrypt, hide or disguise the IP address. But as many other does, you can use your hostname instead of IP - it's still obtainable since the hostname is just a "mask"/name for the IP.

That doesn't really answer his question. You will have to look into the validation code where it checks for username when registering. Here you would use Regular Expression (since it's the best) to choose which symbols can be used. This is an example of an regular expression you can use...

That is not really on topic, but you can only make it fast if your server is fast enough for connections. It's really not a question about the files themselfs, but the users who connect to the client (server) and receiving the files. The client however have nothing to do with web-build and this...

The web build is a version of which every update to the website is changed. This is to prevent using cached files (CSS, images etc.) so it will always use the latest update stylesheets :-)