still cant connect.. more ideas ?
It is gonna work if you execute it, probably leftover from dev builds where they tried testing npcs for some reason.Quote:
found in client 4.1 :eek:
This method is nowhere true and in no way caused, but it is most likely a worker. The first time I find this in the code.
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why asp thoQuote:
I do with 0 a new cms and an emulator for it, asp.net + C# (emulator) + mysql. I want to see the layout of the site design under the Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX R2 2017, can someone advise?
With the full-screen mode done in client 4.1, you can change the code I showed on the screen.
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Node.js is becoming a nice alternative to php. I'd consider using it. Although I still respect PHP. I created many web apps in it.Quote:
html5+css3+php
PHP I just can not stand it, I do not understand it, and its syntax brings me into a stupor. And asp.net was closer to me, frameworks are familiar, easier to learn. The code I posted on the screenshot is certainly not perfect, and I remember that it gets the full screen resolution without taking into account the windows frames and other stuff, just a lot of servers still stick to the 4.1 client, and only I had a full screen mode (without any crutches through the base / some additional files in the web part of the game), but they still have a standard.Quote:
why asp tho
html5+css3+php for the win
use as least as possible .swf files besides the game itself since most of the browsers will have bad time loading it.
about fullscreen the code you should change is not the current window width but the maximal accepted width. (same principle for height)
I did not take cross-platform, I just do not need it, I'll live well on Windows, although I know Linux, and the fact that it works better, consumes less resources, it's more stable, it's a fact.Quote:
Node.js is becoming a nice alternative to php. I'd consider using it. Although I still respect PHP. I created many web apps in it.
Anyway, I do agree with you. He shouldn't use ASP.NET because it's not cross-platform and most likely won't run on a Linux hosting.
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PHP I just can not stand it, I do not understand it, and its syntax brings me into a stupor. And asp.net was closer to me, frameworks are familiar, easier to learn. The code I posted on the screenshot is certainly not perfect, and I remember that it gets the full screen resolution without taking into account the windows frames and other stuff, just a lot of servers still stick to the 4.1 client, and only I had a full screen mode (without any crutches through the base / some additional files in the web part of the game), but they still have a standard.
Personally, I better get to do the web on asp.net than on php.
I did not take cross-platform, I just do not need it, I'll live well on Windows, although I know Linux, and the fact that it works better, consumes less resources, it's more stable, it's a fact.