What do I wrong?

Hi,

I know php/html, but I have never build a game before.

So 4 weeks ago I found/bought Construct 2,

from that moment I have read a lot of tutorials, because I want to learn how to make a game.

I have bought some game kits and started my first game, a slot machine (Multi line)

The game works with a MySQL database, and I tested it every time trough: Microsoft EDGE (localhost)

When I click spin, database is successfully updated, so no problems.

I think, Yes my first game! But it's only localhost until now.

So I did export my game to html5 and uploaded the game to the server. And here is my problem.

When I visited the link: http://sksdt.com/games/mafia-slot/

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• Microsoft EDGE (MySQL will not update, select is working!)
• IE (Same as Microsoft EDGE)
• Chroome (Same as Microsoft EDGE)
• Safari (Same as Microsoft EDGE)
• FireFox (Yes this works great!)

So with this problem in my mind, I did a test with localhost

I opened the preview every time inside a other browser.

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• Microsoft EDGE (Yes this works great!)
• IE (MySQL will not update, select is working!)
• Chroome (Same as IE)
• Safari (Same as IE)
• FireFox (Same as IE)

Here is my capx file: http://sksdt.com/games/construct/slot-game.capx

I can't find any similar problems on the net.

Can someone tell me what I'am doing wrong? Or is it a bug?

without seeing the actual capx, it is more guessing.

• is the php script located on the same domain? (Cross-Domain is restricted)

Also, this exception is raised when running:

Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Only secure origins are allowed

Thx for your reply Ubivis

The .capx is actuel, you can download here: http://sksdt.com/games/construct/slot-game.capx

Live version is located at: http://sksdt.com/games/mafia-slot/

Php is on same domain you can download here: http://sksdt.com/games/construct/database.rar

thanks, no need to download the database script, I just wanted to be sure that the game and the script is on the same domain.

Having a look into the capx and will come back in a few minutes.

sorry, can't see a mistake in the ajax events. to better know what happens, I would suggest to change the script in a way to return a status code to get sure that the ajax request is successfully triggered.

ok, the funny thing is it's working on Firefox but all other browsers wil not update the database. Anyway thx for your help

the game does to tell me, if something does not work (played it using Chrome), that's why I suggested to add a response to the server script and show it in the game.

Back in the days, when I worked with PHP and MySQL (very long time ago), I always had something set up incorrectly in the database as I sent an ID as a string but wanted to save it as a integer. Mostly very dumb problems that were easily fixed, unfortunately I have not worked with MySQL for a couple of years now and feel myself not in the position to have a check on that part of the game. (fingers crossed, that someone else might be able to)