Make sure your processor bits match up with the installation type. IE if your machine is 64 bit, make sure you're running the 64 bit installer.
You seem to have put 0 effort into research, what have you already tried?
Has this always happened?
What is the architecture of your machine?
What...
It looks like you're checking a session array and not a post array.
if(!isset($_SESSION['register'])) {
Do you have a reason for that? Also I don't see any sign of a redirection from your code you posted.
If you're focusing on security and privacy then don't hit a private API for it.
Don't return plain text passwords, use JSON or something that makes your API more structured.
Other than that it seems OK from a first glance. Something you could improve on is the copying.
What revision is the client, what packet does the server not respond after? You should have a corresponding response packet (should), sounds like an emulator bug in terms of your own hotel, not sure about the others.
If this is the case, which I doubt it is then you can confirm that by using VS's step through on the emulator and checking if you get a network response (server-side), and any packet sniffer (client-side).
PHP has nothing to do with it (I doubt). First you need to understand if its your server that is bottlenecking, or the client's internet speed. I'm guessing you've eliminated the client's internet speed so focus on the server. It's probably your transfer speeds, you can confirm this by debugging...
LEMP stack is the best, Linux with NGINX, MySQL, and PHP. IIS is highly customizable and you have to tweak a lot of configuration to find out what's going on.
Check your network tab, sometimes file times will actually be fast but they also have a lock time among other things they have to do...
Where is your server hosted and where is your ISP located? You might also want to have a look at your server's transfer speed + bandwidth.
Seriously though, how long are we talking?
It's nothing to do with flash being disabled, if the embedded SWF if rendering enough for you to see the 76% then Flash is enabled, I'm guessing you mean the actual Habbo client loading stage and not some JS overlay loader.
Debug it on your hotel/emulator, is the client responding to the...
From what I saw on your screen, you are checking the same timestamp, which will obviously return 0 rows.
A dump of your PHP string (the query you run):
SELECT * FROM cms_news WHERE published >= 1601300030 AND published <= 1601300030 ORDER BY published DESC
I'm not sure what code you posted to...
It should be a number if that helps, just open your table and look for the "published" column, and paste the value.
If you can't work out how to do that, run this query and it should give you the value:
SELECT published FROM cms_news ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1;
Can you check if it definitely created the row in your cms_news table? If so, please share the data for just that one row with me, or even better just the value of published column.
Great, so we're on the same page. What this query returns is, the published date (in unix timestamp form) for the most recent article you have created in your database. Try creating an article now and seeing if it shows up, if it doesn't then share the `published` column value for the new...
Your code seems fine to me, its your timestamps that are the issue. If you select the maximum published date (most recent article), you'll get 1595509353 (unix) which if you convert to a DateTime is 07/23/2020 @ 1:02pm (UTC)
Run this and confirm you get 1595509353:
SELECT MAX(published) FROM...
Your query isn't returning any rows (at least not for the first iteration)
This is the raw SQL (time() was ran on UTC):
SELECT * FROM cms_news WHERE published >= 1601386430 AND published <= 1601300030 ORDER BY published DESC
If you check this, it should return 1555679681
SELECT MIN(published)...
My guess is that its something to do with this part, maybe your schema isn't matching up - Post your cms_news schema and data
if (mysql_num_rows($getArticles) > 0)
{
echo '<br>';
echo '<h2>' . $sectionName . '</h2>';
while ($a = mysql_fetch_assoc($getArticles))...