Quote:
Originally posted by PowerCum
2 ) Take a look at the script. Except the usual mysql connect functions all is different.
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I hope nobody believes this guy.
Sample code from TTT:
Code:
if ($_GET["link"] hahahaha "") { $_GET["link"] = "nolink"; }
mysql_query("UPDATE ttt_links SET hour$thishour=hour$thishour+1 WHERE link='$_GET[link]'")
or print_error(mysql_error());
if (mysql_affected_rows() hahahaha 0) {
mysql_query("INSERT INTO ttt_links (link, hour$thishour) VALUES ('$_GET[link]', 1)")
or print_error(mysql_error());
}
Your obvious copy:
Code:
$g_link=$_GET["link"];
...
if ($g_link hahahaha "") { $g_link = "no_link"; }
@mysql_query("UPDATE cjoverkill_links SET h$thishour=h$thishour+1 WHERE cjlink='$g_link'")
OR print_error(mysql_error());
if (mysql_affected_rows() hahahaha 0) {
@mysql_query("INSERT INTO cjoverkill_links (cjlink, h$thishour) VALUES ('$g_link', 1)")
OR print_error(mysql_error());
}
So you use $g_link instead of $_GET["link"] and changed a couple names. The code is identical and this is only one example.
You just happen to have a $thishour variable? You just happened to use a print_error function? In fact, lets look at the print_error function...
In TTT
Code:
function print_error($msg) {
echo "<font face='verdana' size='3'><b>Error:</b><br><font size='2'>$msg</font></font>";
exit;
}
In your copy:
Code:
function print_error($msg) {
echo "<font face='verdana' size='3'><b>Error:</b><br><font size='2'>$msg</font></font>";
exit;
}
100% identical. I suppose its coincidence that you print your error messages out in the exact same format, font and size as TTT?
I hope no one is foolish enough to believe you.