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Ugh
17
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Joined: 29th Nov 2006
Location: USA.. USA..
Posted: 17th Mar 2007 05:34
Is their any way to send data to a website from DBP with a C++ and possibly VB6 code? Because this is what I had in mind..

+ User Registration Form
+ User Lost Password Form
+ User Log-In Form
+ User save Rank to Website
+ User save Info to Website
+ User save Prizes* to Website

I am totally confused. I do know you need a PHP script to accept any data. Below is what I think.

User sends registration info to PHP link
PHP link saves it in database
User wants to log in
User requests information from database
If log-in information correct, sucsessful log in
If not correct, error message
User gets a level (or rank) up
PHP saves that information
User buys a gun
PHP saves that information

..thats what I think it'd run like. Below is what I am trying to make it have..

> User Log-In information
> User Money** information
> User Membership information
> User Personal information
> User Rank information

* Prizes - In-Game rewards like medals, ribbons, or ranks.
** Money - In-Game money to purchase upgrades.

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18
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Joined: 19th Nov 2005
Location: Some where beneath the elements
Posted: 17th Mar 2007 17:25
I have a basic idea of how to do this:

Use Iam's database plugins to communicate to a database in DB Pro.

PHP has some database commands that would be documented on there main site. I don't know them off hand.

What you would do is use php to read from the database. It would read all the commands that DBPro would send out to the database.


Setup:
User logs in:
Check data column: usernames
Check data rows: username1,username2
Compare to see if it is correct and do the same for a password.

I will post more later..

Ugh
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Location: USA.. USA..
Posted: 17th Mar 2007 18:02
Yeah, that sounds what it should be.

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