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Well, when you log a user in, you set some values in $_SESSION, do you not?
You need to grab the users ID from your Database and insert it into $_SESSION['uid'], otherwise you have no value in $_SESSION['uid'], and trying to grab a value from a variable with no value isn't the easiest thing to do.

That's because you don't have a value in $_SESSION['uid'].

Where are you storing the logged in user ID?

Oh, that would be really simple :P <a href="Profiles/profile.php?uid=<?php echo $_SESSION['uid'];?>"><i class="icon-user"></i>Profile</a></li> If you have the users ID stored in $_SESSION['ui'd], and your profile.php page is located in Profiles/, then this will work.

$_SESSION['uid'] will always be the ID of the currently logged in user, so using that in your url will be the equivalent of a "My Profile" link. I.E it will always take you to your own profile. There are a multitude of ways to get an id into the url, but I'm gonna need more info on what yo...

Sweet :) I'll have this set up for the next weekend. Hopefully I'll have time to play then. My life just got super hectic. The next two weeks at least. Trying to get my driving license, so I'll be doing that 12 hours a day 5 days a week for two weeks, as well as moving apartments the 29th & 30th...

It would be whenever everyone has time
Not going to take this too seriously.
Playing through the entire mod is a real adventure taking hundreds of hours, so I'm not expecting us to finish it

killfrog47 wrote:hmmmmm I may be a little late but id be down!

I think we should be at least 3 players to get the most out of it, so if anyone else is game I'll set it up

Well, it's wasted computing power. But I don't think it's harmful if thats what you mean.

Try it for your self?
Everything comes pre-installed, so all you need to do is write the code and run it.

Seeing as MySQL functions are going to be removed in the future I want to switch over. The less maintenance, the better. They are?! That's more than I knew. Also, using the normal file-structure in Jacek's videos, how would I sanitize and execute SQL in function stored in different files? You only ...

Mysql_real_escape_string would work just fine. You still need to prevent xss attacks and some html tags. You don't want users to be able to use all of the html tags. That could wreak some real havoc on the layout of your site :P If you create a list of accepted tags, you wouldn't even need to clean ...

As far as I know, mysql_real_escape_string is still fine to use since it does the same exact thing as mysqli_real_escape_string or the pdo version of it. Mysqli stands for Mysql Improved. It's a class with everything you need to handle Mysql. It's not too difficult to start using. Take an hour or tw...

Jacek did a series on the Aether in 2011.
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCA4C502639365ECC

Too bad he stopped. I was actually enjoying it

I have a brilliant idea! The Aether II mod for Minecraft is about to be released ( or was just released, I'm not sure ) and I heard that it will have Multiplayer enabled so I had the idea of maybe trying to get you guys in on it. Please let me know if you'd be interested in playing this mod with a t...

I didn't even notice that myself

Also, thank you

I heard through a friend of a project currently in development that allows for two-step authentication through Skype. It would be able to use both the chat function and the call function to send the code.

It sounds pretty cool if it actually works. I'll try to get a link or a name to the project.

Nice is the only way to be! No one likes a negative person

Looking good! I will try this out tomorrow

I myself use classes because I want to learn how to use classes properly. Versatility is power... or something.

It's this one:

http://betterphp.co.uk/XHBB/?page=index


I don't think that has been updated since 2011 though

Well, the most obvious place to start would be to check if the post ID is valid. Do you have a post with the ID of 1 in the database?
And are you sure that your table names and whatnot are spelled correctly?