mine is the same except domain.net/forums

after game over it looks for proarcade.php in the domain.net/
directory.

That only allows them to play, there is still a DB error when they get a Game Over.

In your admin pages under User Groups, click on Modify. That will show you each of your usergroups. When you put your mouse over the [edit] link you will be able to see the number in the status bar of your browser.

Oh, I think I may have found a slight problem with the Champions system. One of my users has the top score in 4 of the games and another user has the top score in one of the games. It works fine for the user that has the high score in one game, but doesn't show anything for the user that has the high score in the other 4. The only difference I see in their accounts is the one it works for has a custom user title and the other doesn't. It's not really a big deal for me, but I thought I'd let you know. :)

anyone can please answer my question?

thanx mate :)

mewgood: You need to empty the data from the arcade table. Run a query something like:

DELETE FROM arcade WHERE game='game'

That should do it.

I am redoing the Champions system for the next Beta, which should fix most of those problems. I pretty much just schlocked it together 'cause I was trying to get Beta 1 out in a hurry, which turned out to be a big mistake.

As for the problems with the game going to the wrong directory, this is actually a client-side problem related to Flash and its handling of POST variables. The way the script works is like this:

script gets "play" request from user
script sends game, user, highscore, and location of forums to a flash game
flash game plays
flash game ends, and sends game, user, score to the page defined in location
script takes that data and keeps going

So basically, what's happening is that Flash is not correctly sending the location back to the script via POST.

Because of the problems with this, one option is to change the script to use GET. This means that the URL bar would look something like this:

http://www.yoursite.com/forum/proarcade.php?action=gameover&game=tetris&score=45 6000&whatever

Obviously this creates a problem in that people can see how the score is being passed and just enter it manually. So I'm thinking that we'd need to put an MD5 hash on it before transmission, and I'm not sure that Flash's ActionScript can do that. So I'm kind of stumped as where to go from here.

I will keep working on a solution...

As well, a member in my board played the game and in the top 10 and it should be in the scoreboard, but it doesn't show up.
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