Can someone just fucking help me?

[Lasers]

I've been asking for help for a fucking week already can someone just fucking help me? Holy fucking damn ppl pls.

 

[Lasers]

dude changing localhost to 127.0.0.1 will make it worse lmfao

 

[Proximity]

Well port forward cause I know for a fact that it is because of that!!!!!!!

@Jerry_ tell this dude.

 

[Lasers]

Holy fuck, I refuse to even talk to you anymore.
 
Yeah @Jerry_ Tell me I'm the one that's wrong. lmfao.

 

[Proximity]

you have to port forward

 

[LeChris]

Make sure your CMS is connecting to the same ports as the emulator. Check your SWFs again, it could be a different SWF revision. You'll need r63a SWFs for Phoenix. If this doesn't work, open you're firewall and free the ports the emulator is using or run it as an Administrator. However, I'm pretty sure it's the CMS running on different ports.

 

[Proximity]

post your client.php

 

[Jaden]

Your ports don't need to be forwarded if you're using MySQL's IP
+ It's a matter of making sure your ports are the same Client/Emulator wise

 

[Proximity]

Everytime iv'e made a hotel on local I had to port forward them

 

[JayC]

Verify in both your Client.php and EMU Configuration that:
> Your Ports Are 30,000 and 30,0001 OR at least the same
> Your External_Variables is linked to 127.0.0.1
> 127.0.0.1 / localhost is in your configuration, these are exchangeable, you can use either or
> I do open my ports on localhost because you are still trying to connect to an emulator , heres how:
Go to your firewall settings
Incoming Connection
New Rule
Port: 30,000 30,001
Allow

 

[LeChris]

Everytime iv'e made a hotel on local I had to port forward them

Unless he's wanting other people to access his hotel through his public IP address, there really isn't a point.

 

[j0sh]

Lol just change ur IP in the emu config to 0.0.0.0

 

[Lasers]

J0sh I already fixed this.