Maybe a corrupt file?

I have code in my game to send an email to me through php if the game is not coming from my URL, hence it was copied. I'm getting emails from an unused URL that I own, which is interesting because no one should be using this URL and my game does not allow for this URL (so it thinks it's a copied game). Could it be a web crawler?

Intel XDK retired at the end of June, so it's not available anymore. I'm trying to figure out how to get along without it

So far all of my reviews are one star because there's no sound, which is necessary for my games. When a user contacted me regarding this, it turned out that the mute was on. Now I'm also wondering if I could bypass the mute. Is there a way to check?

I see Ashley's point that mute means no sound, and that's what I would have done. However, when I polled my friends they said they assume the ringer button is only for the ringer, and that most apps don't mute when the ringer is off.

The Mona Lisa tutorial is from a book called Level 0, that has five tutorials for the absolute beginner, and they were great, really got me on my way.

I was wondering, are you able to use an array to randomly choose a picture, so that they aren't always in the same sequence?

First off, forgive me - I'm a complete newbie to programming (except for assembly language, and other ancient programming languages, many moons ago). My question is this: in the Mona Lisa tutorial the boxes (to put the pieces of the puzzle in) are made to be an "instance" (not sure if I'm using the term correctly), which, in my mind, is like a family (then you can assign different attributes if you want). However, the puzzle pieces are brought in as an animation, and then the animation speed is set to zero (so it's not an animation at all).

I guess I need to know:

1) do instance images have to be the same? Example, if I have monsters, do they all have to be copies of each other, so they don't look different - they just act different (where you can set variables)?

2) by using animation for the Mona Lisa pieces, is that a way to easily treat them as a "family" so that they can share behaviors? And that allows you to have different images that are in one class?