John Avery wrote:Maha wrote:Bmw wrote:It also seems like there's some really fast problem solving within the admin's this week coding errors should be easy to fix but to people that don't know coding it looks like random words on a page
I like to think I know coding, I have studied it for a few years, and still have much more to learn
If you right click the page > View Page Source, you will see true code and how complicated it can be for example... ( Hope this is not against the rules, but it does not change anything in terms of gameplay unless you know Server Side coding such as PHP * Used for Contact Forms, and such instruments * and hacking)
<li><a> <td><tr><h1><onload><script><body>
Whilst looking for something wrong with the code, it can be difficult to find, especially when looking through hundreds of lines. The Tavern page itself, has 200 lines of code - Notice how it is partially separated to make it easier.
If they really wanted to know what does what - And make coding easier, they would add Comments to the code.
That's a good way to learn web page design via code. Outside of that you aren't getting much. The PHP pages for this game are just a user interface. Scripting the PHP page isn't where the difficulty is and likely doesn't take as much coding as you may think. I'm making an assumption here (as this is how I would do it), but I'm positive a bulk of the game is "scripting" within the database, which is likely SQL. The PHP page is only retrieving data from the DB and displaying it. The "buttons" and actions within the game link to functions within the DB and open the new page(s).
