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Building Browsergames: Putting it all together (PHP)

Started by Luke · 8 months ago

So, we’ve built a simple registration page, and a simple login page. Now it’s time to tie it all together, so that we can use the things we’ve been working on in our game.
First off, we’re not going to require users to validate their e-mail a ... Continue reading »

8 comments

Rich
1 year ago

Very nicely laid out and easy to follow. Thanks! Just ran across this site and am looking forward to following it as you move on to new topics.

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Luke
1 year ago

Hi Rich,

I'm glad you like it! My goal has always been to try and keep these posts as easy to follow as possible, and I'm glad you feel that way about this one.

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bam! and the dirt is gone
8 months ago

what about all us country folk that dont have, use smartY!!! lol thanks
ps dont reply to the invalid email

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Luke
8 months ago

If you're not using Smarty, I would highly recommend that you look into it,
and fast - I don't think I've worked on a single PHP project that hasn't
become large and unwieldy without some sort of template engine to keep the
code and display logic separated.

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bam! and the dirt is gone
8 months ago

i just cant get it to work i use free web hosting

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Luke
8 months ago

I would recommend that you try contacting your web host's support team, and
checking to see if they can install Smarty for you. If they can't, you can
download the entire Smarty library and put it on the server yourself - you
would then just need to change the paths in your code to refer to the local
copy of Smarty(because the installed version wouldn't exist).

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