Hello.

This should be the PHP file that you need.

It worked for me, make sure you have a folder where the PHP file sits named "user_photo", or change the directory name.

<?php

chdir('');

$img = $_POST['photo'];

define('UPLOAD_DIR', 'user_photo/');

$img = str_replace('data:image/jpeg;base64,', '', $img);

$img = str_replace(' ', '+', $img);

$data = base64_decode($img);

$file = UPLOAD_DIR . uniqid() . '.jpeg';

$success = file_put_contents($file, $data);

?>

Hey Ribis,

Try using this example I scrounged up-

Make sure you have a web server, such as WAMP server on your local computer.

Be sure to use the SQL document and import it into PhpMyAdmin or what ever MYSQL administration you use.

Export and upload your project, as well as the PHP files.

The test username and password should be: test01

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8nqacjhm2otwrun/RegisterLogin.zip

Are you exporting to CocoonJS?

bump - help appreciated. It makes or breaks my app I would like to get it working with CocoonJS.

Download this plugin

http://www.scirra.com/forum/plugin-cocoonjs-android-backbutton_topic82629.html?KW=back+button+cocoonjs

Just take my CAPX

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5d0so3o073a0huz/scroll.capx

delgado

You just have to change the 2nd event to this: Highlighted in red.

It was originally using "cursor" inverted. This method works, I tried it on CocoonJS Export.

I did a little bit of research, I found Ludei's source code for their Facebook extension. Is there a way we could make this into a plugin in CS2?

Im sure many other developers are waiting for a working CocoonJS plugin with Facebook API.

You could create a multiplayer-like game using PHP, MYSQL and AJAX.

The concept is to store the players information (x and y axis, and possible their angles?) inside a MYSQL database.

In order to achieve this, you send an AJAX post to your webserver with a PHP file posting the current position of player and their angle to a MYSQL database.

On the other hand, you can call an AJAX request to a PHP file bringing in the new values of players x and y axis and their angle, giving the multiplayer-like effect.

This coupled with a simple login feature, you could have the basis for a simplistic online game.

As you said Facebook, using the Facebook plugin feature, you can store the players Facebook ID, which is unique and you can use that to store a players information.

Example:

ID: 1 (primary key, auto increment)

Player ID (Facebook ID) (unique key)

X_Position: 650

Y_Position: 190

Angle: 90

The above could be your MYSQL database layout.

anyone have an answer?

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