ok so umm i made a small code that will check if you use Lotto 10 times or not....but the prob. is when you relog it becomes 0 again O.O any ideas why? umm thx +)
a really small prob.
10/23/2008 13:34
BlooD-BoY#1
10/23/2008 13:53
randomnoob#2
because it doesnt save the amount of times that you entered lotto...Quote:
ok so umm i made a small code that will check if you use Lotto 10 times or not....but the prob. is when you relog it becomes 0 again O.O any ideas why? umm thx +)
10/23/2008 14:03
Rechocto#3
update your mysql database (coproj) table (characters) and add the column "lotto" as an integer, then in DataBase.SaveChar() update it to save that variable.
Good luck :)
Good luck :)
10/23/2008 22:39
BlooD-BoY#4
ok nvm, tyvm for your help it works =) btw i got a question, if i make a timer that will make it 0 after lets say 24hrs and i got a restarter that restarts the server every 1hr...will the 24hrs timer keep going or start from 24hrs again? O.O thxQuote:
Good luck :)
10/24/2008 03:24
Rechocto#5
you have a couple of options here:
1) make a 3rd party stand alone program to modify the database at a given time each day
("update characters set lotto=0");
2) make it save when they did their lottos (DateTime.Now) and if (DateTime.Compare(LottoTime, DateTime.Now) == 86400) { } and make thatupdate it (86,400 seconds = 24 hours)
3) put a timer in your source to go off at a certain time each day
4) Set up a scheduled time for "server maintenence" (server goes down for a half hour, you compile any updates, run C Cleaner, and restart your computer) and in the startup script for your server you update the database setting lotto=0
there are many more options and how you do it is up to you, these are pretty simple ways in my opinion, so good luck:)
1) make a 3rd party stand alone program to modify the database at a given time each day
("update characters set lotto=0");
2) make it save when they did their lottos (DateTime.Now) and if (DateTime.Compare(LottoTime, DateTime.Now) == 86400) { } and make thatupdate it (86,400 seconds = 24 hours)
3) put a timer in your source to go off at a certain time each day
4) Set up a scheduled time for "server maintenence" (server goes down for a half hour, you compile any updates, run C Cleaner, and restart your computer) and in the startup script for your server you update the database setting lotto=0
there are many more options and how you do it is up to you, these are pretty simple ways in my opinion, so good luck:)