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I've read the entire thread, thanks. Hey guess what? Sessions expire when the browser is closed. User logs in > creates session User logs in elsewhere > destroys previous session for user and creates new one I've done this numerous times on multiple platforms.

Dumb Just use sessions. If the user has a session and logs on elsewhere, destroy that session.

y0u're "making the operating system"?

just read the driver patch notes

Run this SQL query, replace MYSQL_PASSWORD with root's password: GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO root@localhost IDENTIFIED BY "MYSQL_PASSWORD";

Remote MySQL in your cPanel. Whitelist your VPS IP address. By default the MySQL service can only be accessed locally.

Yes, download MySQL on the Windows VPS and whitelist the Linux VPS IP address so it can have access to it: GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO MYSQL_USER@LINUX_IP IDENTIFIED BY "MYSQL_PASSWORD";

windows 98

That's correct, just change $dbclass to whatever is establishing the MYSQLi connection.

It's either a session or a cookie, depending on how it's being used. http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.session.php

Not gonna lie, he's pretty damn good and reminds me of Big L: If his beats were a bit more old school I think I would enjoy him more. Thanks for showing me him though.

i don't think u know what a 90s flow is

Bit simple. Time to start utilizing CSS.

The way you structured it is incorrect. connected_users would be better off being in its own table than in a column for an existing table. Although it would help if we could see the actual database structure and what your end goal is.

wat. u asked how u could use this against programmers. i gave you an example of using obfuscating software against programmers. i never said jagex had no right to do so.

ie - obsfuscate a client for a game... kind of like what jagex has been doing for 10 years with runescape. stop programmers from creating bots for the game.

You're wasting your time. In his development thread I showed exactly where he stole the code from and he still played dumb. This is what his real coding looks like: http://devbest.com/threads/password-generator-script.23655/

Storing error document information in MySQL... why? Already gets stored in raw access logs and error logs. Simple cURL script can probably make that page_errors table close to 1GB in about 10-15 minutes.

https://developers.google.com/youtube/getting_started#player_apis From what I have heard is there is not one: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4016142/embedding-youtube-videos-using-modernizer-rather-then-an-iframe

What happens when you change if($rank == "admin"){ To if($row['rank'] == "admin"){