[Release][PHP] the ultimate Admin Panel

[B1Q]

Features:
1-: no gm account required securee login! you set your own id and pass for the ultimate admin panel
2-: Add Silk
3-: Add Gold
4-: Add SP
5-: Expand Inventory
6-: Add News
7-: Ban by charname
8-: Unban by charname
9-: Reset Guild Penalty

 REQUIREMENTS

1-: PDO ODBC installed
2-: Notepad (could be npp or any code editor)
2-: SQL Server

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[EdwardTeach+-]

appreciate your work

[HossamEvil]

How Work !!

[B1Q]

Originally Posted by HossamEvil

How Work !!

edit your SQL Information in config.php

edit the Admin Username & Password in the same file

and you're done

[Laag#82]

good job

[Hamza FiGo]

Good work. Ty

[sinxtra]

Seen better admin panels.

[B1Q]

Originally Posted by sinxtra

Seen better admin panels.

ignore the name that was a troll

[Hypnos¥]

awesome,thanks

[DolaSamir]

Originally Posted by 哈野浅哈

appreciate your work

Thank you man for sharing rhe greatest panel I have ever seen 👏👏👏😊😊😊👨👨

[B1Q]

Originally Posted by DolaSamir

Thank you man for sharing rhe greatest panel I have ever seen ����������������

yeah man i always wanted to help the community my Index is the best so far, i appreciate y'all comments they make me feel motivated to release new PHP PANELS from the BEST Coder living on Planet Earth ME

Have Fun haha

[DolaSamir]

Originally Posted by hazemooking

yeah man i always wanted to help the community my Index is the best so far, i appreciate y'all comments they make me feel motivated to release new PHP PANELS from the BEST Coder living on Planet Earth ME

Have Fun haha

Thank you man your the candle that light the..sro. community way💡💡👏👏

[B1Q]

Originally Posted by DolaSamir

Thank you man your the candle that light the..sro. community way💡💡👏👏

you too..my Fans

[florian0]

I have a question. You're using PDO, which is fine. Why are you not using prepared statements?
It offers secure escaping of all additional parameters in an SQL-Query for the price of a few more lines.
Your Sql::secure-function is far too restrictive and will fail especially for ownerByCharName.

See:
(Or is there a problem with the PDO-Driver for mssql?)

[B1Q]

Originally Posted by florian0

I have a question. You're using PDO, which is fine. Why are you not using prepared statements?
It offers secure escaping of all additional parameters in an SQL-Query for the price of a few more lines.
Your Sql::secure-function is far too restrictive and will fail especially for ownerByCharName.

See:
(Or is there a problem with the PDO-Driver for mssql?)

too lazy to use prepared statements man you can do it yourself it's not that hard

there's absolutely no problem with PDO MSSQL i just happened to be comfortable with ODBC you could change it from odbc to mssql