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Check the links in the housekeeping pages, individually.

I think that you should change the ip address in client.php.

You know there is a code to initiate the bot in the emulator? Look over that code for the enable command, I am sure the sql must be messed up there.

I think the commands are broken somewhere in the emulator. I am not really sure which file is being used to create a bot, however am pretty sure the command could be a easy fix.

Try this, maybe because "==" requites having the sentence being 'www' otherwise it returns a false value. Thus to overcome this you could try to see if the message contains 'www'. if (Message.Length >= 3 && Message.ToString().Contains("www")) { if...

Check if your variables and swf are linked correctly.

It seems to be your ports, make sure you set up the emulator configurations properly and allow ports through firewall.

Check your external, client.php and see if your emulator receives any form of connection.

Check your chatcommandhandler.cs or something.

Download this one, it's an open source. https://mega.nz/#!2dMVxBJC!VR1l7SZdtpkVizmVHyZexzQ6r5jurX7XwNbCbOUpP9A

Why are you looking for a emulator when shamike's version 4 has them all?

Can you stop creating multiple of threads? To answer your question, it might have been caused by a mistake in linking either the habbo.swf or the complete swf.

It's under your server_settings in database.

Left click User, design table and locate owner_bio then check "Not Null".

Under your root cms folder.

Check if your emulator receives connection.

Do you want me to release it here?

Add this in the config, <?php error_reporting(0);?>

Broken SWF.

Seem's like your cloudfare cache's the images.