It looks like you POST to the "https://upload.twitter.com/1.1/media/upload.json" URL to upload images with the image as either binary or base64 encoded in the media or media_data parameter.

https://dev.twitter.com/rest/reference/ ... dia/upload

Check out rexrainbow 's SquareTx plugin. It has an isometric mode that works well for small (less then 1,000 x 1,000) grids.

http://c2rexplugins.weebly.com/rex_board_squaretx.html

http://c2rexplugins.weebly.com/rex_board.html

You should be able to have the MySQL engine sort the results of a SELECT script.

Like this:

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/mysql/my ... esults.htm

The easiest way to interact with a database is in PHP.

There are tons of tutorials on Google on how to do this also.

http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_connect.asp is one example.

From there, you simply access your PHP app via AJAX (HTTP GET) and then have that API pass information back to your database.

Ashley , i have a suggestion for C3 if i'm not yet too late. I just played around with GMS 2 and i've found out that the program is bloated...

I can understand that Unity is heavy for a reason but GMS 2 is far heavier (sluggish) than it for useless reasons like it's start page and transitions.

On GMS i can still do stuffs fast (still not as fast as C2) but in GMS2 it's a bit unresponsive. It's not my computer specs since i can do stuffs in Unity3D quite fast but GMS 2's use of their network inside the application causes unnecessary processes.

I hope you develop C3 as lightweight as you possibly can.

If C2 is any indicator, I doubt that you have to worry about this.

For regular users, there should be a cache-control header that you can modify on the webserver.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/448 ... he-control

If my understanding is correct, cache-control header works for proxies and end-user caches, but if not, you can always have versioned URLs:

http://metaskills.net/2006/02/19/how-to ... -apache-2/

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1207 ... -a-webpage

You can use REST to do this too. Something like:

protocol://domain/appname/v11

In most browser debuggers there is an option to force the browser to not cache content.

Like in Chrome:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5690 ... evelopment

Because an old Skype group join link is corrupted, the new group has started. So to everyone who wanted to join but couldn't connect, here's the new link: https://join.skype.com/Bl5BNT1ujtQ7

That one works, at least as of today.

No. This is wrong. The local storage data persists even if the app is closed.

I stand corrected then.

This does not go into your C2 plugin folder. You have to import it directly into your application using the Cordova command line interface.

The local storage is only active so long as the app is running. If you close the app the local storage is cleared.

You have to have a server database to save data between sessions, or just keep your app open constantly.

One side question, what if they simply change the system time?

Can you post the text that it replies with?

From the API page, it looks like it is a JSON object whose "total_count" field is the one you are interested in.

You should be able to use Yann 's JSON plugin or rexrainbow 's Hash plugin to parse the JSON and access the value you want.