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In the housekeeping, tables are shown regularly, but have no pagination. I've looked around and can't seem to get them to use datatables to help with that. There's no JS errors thrown. Any ideas? $(document).ready(function () { if($('.datatables').length>0){...

Love how you still have cheerhotel.com links in your footer still. I thought i fixed the news page like months ago?

No problem ill keep trying things. Would it be more sensible to have them set in a db?

Actually yes, i figured that out. But also it looks like somehow it was missing a "colors" table from the database. I added that and it works. However the "rainbow" one does not work for some reason?

@Mikee I've been looking around... no errors on this but it doesnt register the command when you type :setcolor ... even though its in CommandManager?

@Blasteh and @Damiens thanks. Appreciate it :)

I thought so too, but theres no packets un-handled. - would also help if it actually wrote out an error.

Hey, was wondering if anyone had any idea why trading is disconnecting after users both accept the trade. There is no un-handled packets or any errors. I'm using PRODUCTION-201612121204-107735592. using System; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Collections.Generic; using...

Looks very clean, thanks for the re-release. Ill give it a try.

Have you changed your connection IP? "connection.info.host" : "luxohotel.co.uk", That should link to whichever server your emulator is running on, hopefully behind a proxy. Also, your site doesn't even load, so which makes me think you should check to make sure your DNS is setup properly.

If it is sending you to a disconnected page, then you need to ensure everything is accessable to the public ( all ports are enabled thru your firewall and routers ). Also, your links must be set to a public domain name or IP, they can't be localhost or 127.0.0.1. Check every link including...

Hey friends, I'm interested in opening a new hotel. This would be a joint venture as obviously I'm not able to do everything myself. I would prefer someone that is more geared to development, however is not required. I have been part of the retro community on/off for about 8-9 years now...

If you purchased a domain, you will need to edit the DNS records to point to wherever your website is hosted. There are some tutorials around for this. Using IIS? By default port 80 should be opened, but you'll also need your hotel connection ports to be enabled.

I'm sorry, but everything about this has red flags. You should never buy from a third party (a kid who claims their "dad bought habbotards 20 VPS to giveaway for basically next to nothing"). Anyone with common sense can obviously tell... Who's to say that Mario and Ryan haven't partnered...

^^ Always purchase from a trustful company; companies that offer insane discounts... most likely are fraud. Do your research first.

That's kinda rude, isn't it? You said a range of $0-12 which he would have no idea you wanted to spend more outside of your "price range"... And frankly, it's going to be a lot more.

You'll probably want to stay away from hosting it on your local broadband.... Multitude of problems waiting to happen. The TCP BindIP should be the IP that's creating the connection, so yes your IP would be coorect. Since you are on your home connection, you not only need to forward ports...